Doobie Nights Hosts a One-of-a-Kind Rohnert Park Chamber Mixer Experience
When people think of business networking events, they often imagine formal venues, routine conversations, and predictable experiences. But the recent Rohnert Park Chamber of Commerce After-Hours Mixer at Doobie Nights proved that networking can be elevated into something far more memorable.
A New Era of Networking at Doobie Nights
Hosted at the newly remodeled Doobie Nights Upstairs event space on Santa Rosa Avenue, the event brought together local entrepreneurs, business owners, and community leaders for an evening that blended professional connections with immersive lifestyle experiences.



This was more than a standard mixer. It was a showcase of how a modern cannabis dispensary in Santa Rosa can become a hub for culture, community, and commerce.
The Doobie Nights Experience: More Than a Dispensary
At the heart of the evening was the signature Doobie Nights atmosphere.
Guests were welcomed into an environment designed not just for shopping, but for connection and discovery. The Portal of Wonder connecting the dispensary floor with the newly remodeled Cafe and event space upstairs was on display, and refreshments were served as everyone mingled.
This experience-first approach is what differentiates Doobie Nights from a traditional retail cannabis store. The brand is creating a destination where customers and community members come for more than products; they come for the vibe.
What made the event stand out
- Complimentary appetizers and refreshments
- Local business raffle prizes
- Networking opportunities with entrepreneurs and community leaders
- A premium lifestyle-driven cannabis retail environment
By creating an atmosphere that felt relaxed and engaging, Doobie Nights made professional networking feel natural, as well as representing the cannabis industry as an engaged community member.
List of Attendees
| Sr. No | Name | Designation | Business |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Marbin Morales | Vice President Branch Manager | Exchange Bank |
| 2 | Marc Orloff | Sr. Claims Director | Allianz Reinsurance America INC |
| 3 | Sharon Bricker Ferris | Regional Leader | Primerica |
| 4 | Alan Trautmiller | Shop Foreman | Marin Luxury Cars |
| 5 | Danny Randolph | Director of Sales & Marketing | Hilton Home 2 |
| 6 | Katie Belcher | Home Care Consultant | Home Instead |
| 7 | Tracy Mattson | Owner | Cookie ..Take a Bite |
| 8 | Mae Dlovely | Burlesque Performer | Mae D Lovely |
| 9 | Saten Singh | Advisor | SS Payments & HR |
| 10 | David A. Wasson | Investment Advisor Representative | Brookstone Capital Management |
| 11 | Cherie Granzotto | Integrated Marketing Consultant | Wine Country Radio |
| 12 | Thanh Blade | Financial Professional | World Financial group |
| 13 | Steve Plamann | Ambassador | Aaction Rents |
| 14 | Andres Gonzalez | Business Development Representative | Fast Signs |
| 15 | Sunset Jimmy | Sales Associate | Shutterbug Camera Shops |
| 16 | Ignacio Jacinto | Aaction Rents | |
| 17 | Terriann Kuhlmann | Broker / Associate | Admiral Real Estate Inc |
| 18 | Janine Oswalt | Broker | Golden Coast Insurance Services |
| 19 | Michael Bell | Senior Agent | Redfin |
| 20 | Lauren A. Mendelsohn | Attorney of Law | |
| 21 | Tim Danesi | Photography | |
| 22 | Hotworx Fitness Studio | Hotworx |
Why Experiential Networking Works
Today’s consumers and professionals are increasingly drawn to experience-led spaces.
People remember how a place makes them feel.
That is why the Rohnert Park Commerce Chamber mixer worked so effectively at Doobie Nights. Instead of forced introductions, the environment encouraged organic conversations. The combination of music, lighting, and hospitality helped attendees feel comfortable, leading to stronger connections and more meaningful business conversations.
For local businesses, this translates into:
- Better referrals
- New partnerships
- Higher community visibility
- Stronger local brand presence
This is where Doobie Nights is building real value; not only as a dispensary, but as a community experience brand.
Doobie Nights and the Rise of Cannabis Lifestyle Branding

The cannabis industry is evolving rapidly. Consumers are no longer only looking for products; they are looking for brands that represent a lifestyle and a sense of belonging.
Doobie Nights is tapping into this shift by positioning itself as a cannabis lifestyle destination in Sonoma County. The recent Chamber mixer reinforces that positioning. It shows that cannabis businesses can integrate seamlessly into mainstream local business communities while maintaining their cultural identity.
This kind of visibility helps:
- Build trust
- Normalize cannabis retail
- Expand local reach
- Strengthen community partnerships
From Networking Nights to the Golf Course
Building on the momentum of the Chamber mixer, Doobie Nights is continuing its community involvement as a sponsor of the Rohnert Park Chamber Annual Golf Tournament on May 8.
This is a strategic extension of the brand’s local engagement efforts. Golf tournaments are high-value networking environments where conversations often lead to partnerships, client relationships, and long-term collaborations.
By sponsoring the event, Doobie Nights continues to reinforce its image as:
- A community-first cannabis brand
- A lifestyle driven networking destination
This sponsorship helps the brand connect with a broader professional audience while deepening its roots in the local business ecosystem.
Why Community Matters to Doobie Nights
Community is at the core of the Doobie Nights brand.
Whether through local business events, resident-focused promotions, or support for Sonoma County-grown cannabis products, the dispensary is building a reputation as a brand that actively contributes to local growth.
This community-first strategy supports long-term brand equity by creating:
- Customer loyalty
- Positive word-of-mouth
- Local search visibility
- Repeat event attendance
Join the Community
As the brand continues to host and sponsor local experiences, Doobie Nights is redefining what it means to be a modern cannabis dispensary in Sonoma County.
- It’s not just a place to shop. It’s a place to connect, engage, and be part of something bigger.
Whether you're a longtime member or a business thinking about joining, there's never been a better time to plug into the
Rohnert Park Chamber
community. The door is open and the next mixer might just surprise you.
Get Involved with the Chamber
Contact CEO Lisa Orloff at (707) 584-1415 or visit the chamber office at 101 Golf Course Dr., Suite C7, Rohnert Park, CA 94928.
Explore the Doobie Nights Experience
Inspired by the energy of the event? Step into Doobie Nights and discover a thoughtfully curated range of cannabis products, from
locally grown flower to premium
concentrates and accessories. Whether you're new or experienced, there’s always something worth exploring.







