It was summer 2017…
All in Networking
First things first, you must…
Conferences are places to connect with thought leaders…
Hate the mandatory schmoozing of holiday…
Attending events to hear smart people speak only to leave without ever shaking hands or meeting them?
You know the old saying, “It’s not what you know, it’s who you know.” Well, it’s both right and wrong.
Thinking about ways to spruce up your stale resume? Consider assessing it from a new lens.
Make a resignation plan.
Farewell parties can be a controversial topic.
If you want to grow your network, tap into the resources that you’ve already cultivated in it.
If you’re like me when you go to talks, panels, book readings, you’re thinking of questions to ask the speaker but rarely get up and actually ask them.
Sometimes you meet someone who is very influential in your field—a famous leader who is smart, strategic, and…crazy.
I have a secret. I don’t have business cards.
I recently spoke on a panel for a room of 50 people.
When you’re meeting someone professionally for the first time, people often become consumed with the goal of exchanging business cards.
There comes a time for everyone when you find yourself unsatisfied with the day to day of your job.
Trainings, coalition meetings, a networking happy hour, and more.