Pacific West Chapter Meeting
What a Chapter Meeting Looks Like
No two chapter meetings are alike, and that's by design. R360 chapters meet six times a year, with each gathering centered around one of the six forms of capital: financial, intellectual, social, human, emotional, and spiritual.
The format is intentionally immersive. Members might find themselves meeting at a university think tank, on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange, or at an intimate dinner before an evening of thought-provoking conversation.
Each meeting features expert speakers, carefully designed exercises that challenge members to think differently, and the kind of candid peer dialogue that only happens in a room full of people who truly understand each other.
It's not networking. It's not a seminar. It's something entirely its own.
The Six Forms of Capital
Social Capital: Your Network
What it is: Social Capital is the relationships, reputation, and influence you've built within your communities and among your peers. This includes the trust, goodwill, and access you've cultivated through years of relationship-building and community engagement.
Why it matters and how R360 helps families master it: Relationships can provide access to opportunities, insights, and solutions that simply cannot be purchased. For UHNW families, your network can determine your family's trajectory more than your net worth. Having access to trusted peers who have navigated similar challenges means you can learn from their experiences rather than figuring out everything from scratch. Our community serves as the cornerstone of social capital development. We create a "no-sell zone" environment where authentic relationships can flourish among peers who face similar unique challenges. Through our network of local chapters, families build deep friendships, mutual support, and shared wisdom.
