The SN Tip for the week is challenge your networking skills! Whether it is creating an airtight elevator pitch, or asking great and engaging questions or picking the right networking events. Be able to optimize every opportunity and make the most of your networking!
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I am so honored and privileged to have recently received the Campus Life Alumni Volunteer of the Year! It came as a total surprise but I gladly welcome the award and recognition. I am also thankful for the opportunity to serve and volunteer for my alma mater in any capacity that I can. Of course, volunteering is an excellent means of networking, meeting new people, building the community and being purposeful!
The SN Tip of the week is to find common ground. Do not leave your networking up to chance. Ask good questions and listen closely to see what interests are shared. Do you have similar core values with your networking counterpart? Are you members of similar organizations? Do you have similar work experiences? This can totally bridge the gap and get the relationship rolling!
Click here to get more networking tips! The SN Tip for the week is arrived to events prepared. Be of value and offer your best at your next event. Have a sharp and airtight 30 second pitch, be armed with plenty of business cards and exhibit networking etiquette. This not only improves and enhances your brand but make you memorable to others.
Click here to get more networking tips! The SN Tip for the week is to put your networking words into action! Yes, be a "do-er" of the word. Show that you have compassion that you are a leader and a team player. Be careful to follow up with promises made and build those quality relationships for long term success.
Click here to get more tips and networking solutions! This week's tip comes from my 1st published book, "SIMPLEnetworking". It is filled with 50 practical tips for networking and making the most of your networks. Check out Tip # 7 from the: "Membership Do's"Chapter:
"If you are already a member of a club, then focus on leadership positions within that organization to meet and connect with members, visitors and guests. You can serve on the membership committee, events or community affairs / outreach. The more visible you are the better." Click here to get more tips, read an excerpt or purchase the book! |
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The Champion Networker (Chi Chi Okezie) is a networking, diversity and inclusion influencer known for infusing culture, history, language, arts and entertainment into her company's training and events. Networking BooksArchives
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