Jewish Business Networking with JNET Santa Monica

We all know networking is important in order to make business connections, but how can we do it more effectively? Master schmoozer Avi Albek, owner of Moonlight Printing, will lead an interactive session on Networking for Success at the June meeting of JNET Santa Monica, the Jewish Business Networking Organizations first Westside chapter.

Avi will share what hes learned networking with thousands of business people over the past 14 years. Come learn from a pro!

There is no cost for first-time guests and no reservation is required. Bring lots of business cards! Light refreshments will be served.

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

ABOUT JNET

The goal of JNET, the Jewish Business Networking Organization, 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 members include a diverse cross-section of professionals, entrepreneurs, business owners, executives, and tradespeople from the private and public sectors. JNET is similar to a chamber of commerce but smaller, everyone is Jewish, and the chapters meet at temples.

Annual membership dues are $85 and include admission to the monthly meetings of all 10 JNET chapters as well as invitations to two mixers a year. In addition, members are eligible to do a 10-minute presentation about their business once every six months.

JNET began in 2005 in Southern California as a way for local Jewish business owners to network and support each other’s businesses. Currently there are chapters in Bel Air, Conejo, Northridge, Pacific Palisades, Santa Clarita, Santa Monica, Tarzana, Valley Village, 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.