JNET Santa Monica Meeting

Nosh, schmooze, and make business connections at a meeting of the new Santa Monica chapter of JNET, the Jewish Business Networking Organization. Chapter meetings are hosted by the Sisterhood of Congregation Kehillat Ma’arav. All Jewish professionals are invited to attend. There is no cost for first-time guests and no reservation is required. Members include a diverse cross-section of professionals, entrepreneurs, business owners, executives, and tradespeople from the private and public sectors.

The featured speakers for this meeting are Linda Radell of OnSite CPR Training on "Saving Lives: What to Do Quickly If a Person is Choking" and Prissi Cohen of ProPatient Advocacy on "When Do You Need a Patient Advocate?" In addition, each attendee will have the opportunity to give a 30-second introduction about their business.

According to realtor Susan Stone, vice chairman of the board and public relations director of JNET, "The goal of each member is to help other people grow their businesses. It is similar to how a chamber of commerce works, but it is smaller and everybody is Jewish and we meet at temples.” The member who brings the most guests to the meeting will win a special prize, so please invite your friends, colleagues, and family members.

Annual JNET membership is $65, which includes a featured speaking opportunity every six months and the opportunity to attend the meetings of all nine JNET chapters.

For more information, contact Prissi Cohen, president of JNET Santa Monica, at 310-871-6440 or santamonica@jnetonline.org.

About JNET

JNET’s goal is to be the premiere professional networking organization within the Jewish community. As a membership-based organization, JNET is committed to serving the needs of its increasing membership and facilitating the growth of business relationships throughout the Jewish community.

JNET began in 2005 in Southern California as a way for local Jewish business owners to network and supports each other’s businesses. Currently there are chapters in Conejo, Northridge, Santa Clarita, Santa Monica, Tarzana, Valley Village, Ventura, West Hills, and Woodland Hills. In 2011, its Board of Directors approved a plan to expand JNET throughout the United States. For more information, visit www.jnetonline.org.