Storytelling, communications and presentation workshop. We cover basic storytelling, presentation design. development, delivery, and real life networking training.
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“The exchange of information or services among
individuals, groups, or institutions; specifically : the
cultivation of productive relationships for employment
or business”
net·work·ing noun
Merriam - Webster
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THE OBSERVER
You tend to hang back in a crowd. You watch what is
going on, but don't get involved. You never initiate and
rarely follow up on making new connections. The result,
your network is small and you are not in the front of
people's minds as a resource.
Source: http://www.businessknowhow.com/marketing/
networker.htm
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THE REACTOR
You are interested in making those new connections
but feel more comfortable when someone else takes
the lead. You can get stuck keeping a conversation
flowing. You are responsive to other's attempts to
connect and follow up more frequently when in
response to something specific.
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THE INITIATOR
You are actively networking and taking a balanced approach.
You seek opportunities, include others in the conversation, and
follow up regularly. People think about you for a variety of
reasons and you are effectively staying in the front of their minds.
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THE DIRECTOR
You are strategic and methodical about networking. It is high on
your priority list and you take a numbers approach. You are
involved in many organizations which increases your familiarity
since you or your name pops up everywhere.