Welcome to InlandNet

InlandNet's mission is to bring people together in a social network to assist those in transition or about to be in transition in finding new employment. 

In addition to networking, InlandNet can also provide resources that can include financial counseling, religious help and psychological counseling for participants and/or his or her family. 

If you are not in transition, we encourage you to come by and give your guidance by sharing insights into people and companies you know and who can add value to the networking process. 

We meet twice a month, on Wednesday from 8am to 10am (see our calendar).  Our sessions include guest speakers and an opportunity to introduce yourself to the group, followed by extra networking time. 

The location is St Bartholomew Episcopal Church at 16275 Pomerado Rd in Poway (see directions) 

We look forward to seeing you at our next meeting

 

  

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John Rodolff, President, Venture Builder, Inc.
You’re in transition. Or you want to move from one company or industry to another. How do you find the opportunities you’re looking for?
Grace Judson - Management Consultant and Leadership Coach
Is it possible to stop dreading networking? Are there ways to be strategic that don’t leave you feeling like you’re just “working the room”? Could you even become one of those people who makes great connections and has FUN at networking events?
Tom Bergmann - COO - HowCanIHelpYou.com
Title: Life is what happens while you are busy making other plans. Tom will discuss his personal experiences and how he arrived at his newest venture, the startup "How Can I Help You".
Grace Judson
The fine art of fun and productive networking...Learn a different approach to networking -- an approach that's all about who you really are, and how you make connections and form relationships. Bio: Grace Judson helps her clients rediscover who they are and what they really want from their work and from their lives. She guides them into a richer experience of the wholeness that is life and work, fully integrated.
Dan Ruchman
Title: Talking the language of business: Financial Concepts for the Non-Financial Executive in Transition During the course of what will be looked back on as the Great Recession, jobseekers need every advantage to differentiate them from their Brand X competitors for a limited number of available jobs. One way to do this is not only to demonstrate the knowledge required for the specific position, but to show by your comments and your questions that you understand the broader context in which the position and the business operate. If you understand the language of finance - finance being the lingua franca of business - you will be more effective in the employment mating dance and more effective in your job itself. Said another way, you will impress the company in the interview process, you will learn more about the company and you will move up faster in the company.
Lewis Newman, Ph.D.
Purpose brings power. Power comes from knowing what matters to you. That is where your energy and passions lie. Mood matters. To function at your best, you need to be in a good mood. Your mood is an important ally. When your mood is low, your IQ drops. What you focus upon multiplies. Focus on being efficient, and you’ll be more efficient. Focus on being compassionate, and you’ll have more harmony. Focus on harmony, and you’ll have peace of mind. Examine the assumptions, thoughts, and feelings you bring to matters that trouble you. You will end up with a fresh perspective and more skillfully resolve them.
Susan Penn
here are few times in an individuals life that will require more emotional intelligence (EI) than during a career transition. The shift of identity that occurs as a result of not having a job can be profound. In these unprecedented times, a job search requires more patience, courage, self-awareness and relational skills than ever before.
Simon Vetter
Many professionals strive for the freedom to follow their own path and personal purpose. They reach for autonomy, challenging assignments, their own priorities, gain new skills and knowledge. They define success by their own terms.
Mr. Ken Schmitt
What a bank robber can teach us about job search “I rob banks because that’s where the money is”! This is the famous, although inaccurately attributed quote from famed bank robber Willie Sutton. This phrase, regardless of who actually uttered the words, led to the creation of Sutton's law: in attempting to diagnose a problem, one should first do the experiment that can confirm the most likely diagnosis. These words of “wisdom” are extremely useful and should be applied to your job search at all times (I will explain how in a moment
Jim Miller
Hello, I am Jane Doe, I am presently working at XYZ Company as their CMO. I was previously with XYZ Company for 9 years. I am known for my strong collaborative and leadership skills with major successes in store channel. I am looking for a CMO, EVP or VP position in the technology sector in OC or SD. Thanks in advance for any assistance with my search. Again …. my name is Jane Doe.