It started in a Queen Creek living room in 2009. Today it's the largest independently owned, non-franchised entrepreneurial network — chapters across Arizona, California, and a global virtual room, plus a publishing house, an academy, a magazine, a radio show, an events arm, and an annual summit.
◆ First two in-person visits free. No pitch, no obligation.
Do good for others, and good returns abundantly.
No franchise. No outside owners. Just a Marine-turned-connector who believed business follows relationship — and fifteen years of building the proof.
Robert W. Jones starts a small networking group called Network Together — built on a simple rule: relationships create community, and commerce follows.
The community formalizes. The mantra stays the same; the structure can now carry more.
One membership, omnichannel: in-person and virtual chapters wired together with publishing, a magazine, radio, an academy, events, and a summit.
Accredited by the Better Business Bureau in February 2025 — with an A+ rating and 4.9 stars from 333 member reviews.
1,200+ meetings, events, and classes a year. 500+ first-time authors published. Chapters across Arizona, California, and a weekly global virtual room.
Big companies get to be everywhere at once: in print, online, on the radio, on stage, in a book. Most entrepreneurs can't afford that on their own. The iNETrepreneur Network bundles it — so a member gets the reach of an omnichannel marketing operation through a single membership and a room full of people who want to see it work.
Underneath all of it is one belief, and we say it at every meeting: relationships create community, and commerce follows. Lead with the relationship. The business takes care of itself.
"Do good for others, and good returns abundantly."The worldview the network was built on
It's the operating belief the whole network is built around: an entrepreneur who does all three of these builds credibility and profitability that lasts.
From the stage — live and virtual. We give you the reps every week: 30-second commercials, showcases, speaker slots, the radio show, the summit.
Books, magazines, articles. The Art of Connection 365 series turns members into published authors; the magazine runs your column.
Academy classes, seminars, masterminds. Teaching what you know is the fastest way to be trusted with it — and members can become instructors.
Every chapter meeting, every class, every event ladders up to one of these five. It's why this is a community, not a leads club.
Stage time is built into every meeting, and it scales up from there: 30-second commercials, member showcases, speaker slots, the radio show, summit stages. The "I hate being up there" problem fixes itself when you do it weekly in a friendly room.
Series 1–5 academy classes with certificates, masterminds, and workshops — the operating skills behind the business, plus the personal-growth side most networking groups skip entirely.
In-person and virtual chapters, one-on-ones, member-to-member referrals and discounts — and chapters that aren't industry-exclusive, so you meet people you'd never get to in a locked-out group.
Drop-in fees fund the Angel Foundation Fund. The Leave No Veteran Behind book series. Service isn't a press release here — it's wired into how the money moves.
Bringing young and first-time entrepreneurs into the room early — mentorship, exposure, and a real network before they need one.
A core team plus an inner orbit of collaborators — brand strategists, coaches, editors, and connectors who help run the rooms, the books, and the summit.
U.S. Marine, 7× international bestselling author, TEDx panelist, host of the iNETrepreneur Radio Show, creator of the Art of Connection 365 movement. Started the network in 2009 and still hosts the room.
Visit robertwjones.comRuns operations across the network — chapters, events, the academy, the publishing house. International bestselling author, certified keynote speaker, certified Relationship Connection expert, co-host of the Art of Connection Global Summit.
Collaborator on the Art of Connection book projects — and Robert's mother. Family is part of how this thing was built.
Coaches members and edits the network's publications — the person who helps a first draft become a published chapter.
Guests get their first two in-person meetings free. After that, the $20 drop-in fee doesn't go to the network — it goes to the Angel Foundation Fund. Show up, get value, give back. That's the loop.
The founder did six years in the Marine Corps — so the network produces the Leave No Veteran Behind book series, giving veterans a published platform. And the Youth pillar pulls young entrepreneurs into the room early, with mentorship and exposure most won't get until they're decades in.
Want to be part of this work?Read all you want — then walk into a meeting. Your first two are on us.
◆ First two in-person visits free. After that, $20 a drop-in — straight to the Angel Foundation Fund.