Networking groups near San Bernardino, CA

Network After Work is America’s premier face-to-face business networking company with monthly mixer events in over 80+ cities catering to over 4 million members. Attendees make valuable connections with other members of their business community while enjoying different exciting venues including clubs, restaurants, hotels, and special event locations. Network After Work launched in 2009 and has become the largest and fastest growing organization of its kind. Each event attracts a diverse mix of up to several hundred professionals from all industries and career levels. It all takes place on a weekday right after work in a fun and relaxed atmosphere conducive to making connections.

I have started a new project called "Adventure Photography Network"

For all of you that are interested in Nightscape/Landscape photography, and or Photoshop/Lightroom training, this is a group just for you!! I am creating this group for those who would like to learn Nightscape/Landscape Photography, or learn my Location Scouting Techniques and Advanced Weather Prediction procedures.

I have been using Photoshop professionally for over twenty five years and spend most of my time collaborating with other like minded individuals.

I will be starting a series of Workshops and "Bootcamp" type courses geared for outdoor photographers of all skill levels. These are the same courses that I taught at the Nightscaper Conference in Moab, Utah last May.

Photography Workshops
Skype Training for Scouting, Weather Prediction and Photoshop
One-on-One Photography Training
In-field Landscape Photography Workshops and much more!!!

This is a group for those people who are looking at getting into multi-family and commercial real estate, or people who are already investing in these kinds of buildings.

Our goal for this group is simple
1) Have experienced professionals in the commercial/multi-family field tell you what you need to know to allow you to buy more properties and
2) Get more deals done by networking with people in this space.

WARNING: This will not be your typical real estate event. Our speakers will be brief and tell you what you need to know in a short concise presentation. There will be time allotted for questions, but we encourage our attendees to network and get to know one another!

Where singers, songwriters and producers can network and connect on here and come together from different areas and collaborate

Adventist Christian singles network for the Inland Empire. We put together events and activities for people who just to like to have fun and what to meet new people.

A Meetup for people interested in getting to know their neighbors and creating a stronger sense of community in the Riverside area. This group is sponsored by SWICA (South-West Intentional Communities Alliance)

NeighborNets are affinity groups of people who live in the same general neighborhood who share in different ways (resources, activities, friendship, interests, and possibly values) and choose to form closer bonds with one another.

One such neighbornet describes its vision this way: to be like an old-fashioned neighborhood. While there is no property owned in common, they have established a community based on friendship and resource sharing. They have weekly potluck dinners and regular group activities such as camping trips. Many opportunities arise for regular interaction. Children play together and adults can be seen chatting as they water gardens and relax on their front porches.

Neighbornets are closely related to intentional communities... unlike most other intentional communities, while the members live in the same 'part of town,' they do not need to live in the same building, next door to each other, or even on the same block. It is convenient if members of a neighbornet live very close to one another but it is not necessary.

The form and organizational structure (if any) of neighbornets may vary widely. But, they are all based on sharing:

Ridesharing/sharing time with one another/community dinners/picnics/hiking, drumming, and other group activities/sharing resources/sharing tools/owning vehicles together/common house/community meeting space/sharing labor/childcare/care for the elderly/shopping/community gardens/preparation for possible emergencies

Most of these types of sharing are not new. In fact, they used to be a part of what neighborhoods were all about.