Membership through invitation
Membership through invitation.
Your network of high impact leaders and creatives.
Membership Overview
Access & membership privileges
- A seat at the dinner table
- Quarterly member evenings in San Diego — business networking, with a real estate emphasis
- Workshops, real estate project walks, and private presentations
- Access to the member portal, and the Winner’s Circle app
- The full archive of every meeting held
- The right to nominate others for membership
Membership Criteria
Every seat checks every box
- Accomplished in your own field — a track record, not a title
- Forward-thinking, and building something now
- Genuinely interested in creating value for the people sitting next to you
Not an industry, a revenue figure, or a job title. The room is deliberately cross-disciplinary — entrepreneurs, investors, developers, executives, athletes, creatives — and the main thing everyone has in common is a desire to create value, win, and give back to others.
If you have built something you are proud of and you want the people around the table to be better for you being there, that is the test of joining the Winner’s Circle.
If that is not where you are right now, this is not the room yet. Fit decides everything here, and it is not a judgement on the person.
Put a name forward
Someone puts a name forward. It can be you.
There is no open sign-up and no waiting list. If you know someone the room would be better for having, this is where you say so — and if that person is you, say that.
What happens next
Every nomination is read
By a person, in full. The paragraph about what someone would bring to the table carries more weight than anything else on the form.
Most do not become invitations
Not a judgement on the person. A given evening has fifteen seats and a subject, and timing decides more of this than merit does.
Nothing is public
The person you nominate is not contacted, told, or added to anything unless an invitation is actually going out.
Putting your own name forward
Allowed, and it happens. It is simply harder, because the case has to be made without anyone at the table already making it for you.