Sentences with phrase «often at networking events»

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There's a reason why so much business gets done on golf courses and at networking events and formal receptions — it's often the best place for business people to relax a bit and get to know each other outside of the office.

When we're not planning events, managing programs, or assisting WBEs and Corporate Members, you will often find us out and about at area events and conferences to network, promote WBENC, and support women entrepreneurs.

But Tony is extremely loving and often speaks at events hosted by The Gay Christian Network.

When you are in the UK you often speak at events that are outside of the Vineyard network.

The conversations happening at Expo West are often catalysts for change well beyond the natural products industry,» said Adam Andersen, senior vice president, events, New Hope Network.

I have a great network of friends now, but they are mostly married mums that I know from my boys» school, which means I'm often the only single girl at events and am short of girlfriends to go out with on the weekend.

There often isn't an organic way to naturally stay in touch with someone you meet at a networking event.

A self - proclaimed «Social Butterfly,» Renee is often found working the room at professional networking events throughout the Capital Region.

Often, executive positions slip through candidates» fingers because they weren't prepared to answer a question on the spot or they forgot who they met at a networking event.

So often, when job seekers give their Elevator Speech at a networking event or when asked in a formal environment, they give an overly «slick» or a too detailed recitation.

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Attending events such as these helps women network with each other, as well as provide them with opportunities to bring more business for their firms because they are often the first to hear about new projects and deals happening at other companies, says Caldwell.