Abstract: Social networking has become a significant aspect of many people's lives as they communicate with others who are members of the same social networking application. In many instances members who have joined these social networks to find other individuals with similar interests are unaware that people who have these same interests have not joined the same social network but are members of another social network. Today these social networks are discrete, jealously guarding their member profiles, and limiting their member's ability to achieve the goal they joined the social network for. Accordingly, the invention allows members to search and manage activities on multiple social networks through a brokering service, the partner social networks deriving benefit through providing expanded resources to their own members which they do not have to acquire and also from revenue flowing from the brokering service.