Contact Jonah’s Club

One Central Place for Enquiries

Jonah’s Club is part of the wider Center for Motivation Research and AQMeets network.

To keep communication clear, secure and properly directed, all written enquiries are handled through the central Center for Motivation Research contact page.

There is no separate contact form on this page.

One contact point helps the right enquiry reach the right part of the wider work.
A Clear Point of Contact
The Wider CMR Network
Central Contact

Center for Motivation Research

Questions concerning Jonah’s Club, AQMeets, membership, partnerships, media, research or the wider CMR network can be submitted through the central contact page.

The form allows your enquiry to be received in one place and directed appropriately.

The contact form opens on motivationresearch.org.

Telephone

Prefer to speak by phone?

The central CMR contact page currently lists the following USA telephone number.

+1 205 839 0232

For written enquiries, meeting requests or information requiring context, please use the central contact page so the enquiry can be directed properly.

Center for Motivation Research Locations

A network with an international presence

The following locations and hours are published on the central CMR contact page.

Head Office

Melbourne

Level 3/480 Collins Street
Melbourne VIC 3000
Australia

Business hours
8:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. AEST

Singapore Office

Singapore

22 Sin Ming Lane #06-76
Midview City 573969
Singapore

Business hours
5:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. UTC

United States Office

Seattle

1420 Fifth Avenue
Downtown Seattle, Suite 2200
Seattle WA 98101, USA

Business hours
2:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m. PST

New Zealand Office

Auckland

125 Queen Street
Auckland 1010
New Zealand

Business hours
10:00 a.m. – 8:00 p.m. NZDT

Office details and hours may change. The central CMR contact page remains the authoritative source for current contact information.
How We Can Direct Your Enquiry

Use the central form for questions across the wider network.

Jonah’s Club

Community and member enquiries

Questions about access, orientation, Peer Performance, circles, the Community Covenant or the member experience.

AQMeets

Membership and programme enquiries

Questions about Pro, Leader, the AQMeets rhythm, gatherings, pricing or the most suitable membership pathway.

Center for Motivation Research

Research and institutional enquiries

Questions concerning research, education, partnerships, institutional work or the wider mission of CMR.

Media

Interviews and speaking

Requests involving John Angheli, DeINCEPTION, public commentary, podcasts, events or speaking engagements.

Partnerships

Collaboration and affiliate enquiries

Relevant proposals involving organisations, communities, education, distribution or aligned projects.

Support

Access and practical assistance

Questions concerning account access, member pathways or where a practical issue should be directed.

Before Contacting Us

The answer may already be available.

The Jonah’s Club public pages explain the purpose, membership pathway, Peer Performance and the practical member experience.

For access and eligibility, see Membership.
For the member journey, see How We Work.
For privacy and conduct, see the Community Covenant.
For practical questions, see Frequently Asked Questions.
Find the Right Pathway
One Place, Clear Responsibility
Why There Is No Separate Form Here

Centralised contact reduces confusion and duplicated records.

Jonah’s Club, AQMeets and the Center for Motivation Research are connected parts of one wider body of work.

A central contact point allows enquiries to be handled consistently and directed to the correct pathway.

It also means changes to contact processes, privacy notices or operational responsibilities can be maintained in one place.

This page introduces the contact pathways. The central CMR page receives the enquiry.
Contact the Wider Network

Begin at the Center for Motivation Research contact page.

Your enquiry can then be directed to Jonah’s Club, AQMeets or the appropriate part of the wider work.

A Human Response Within a Wider Network

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