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In the third part of the Women Beyond the Table’s Art of Networking 1,2,3 Series, host Meg King discusses the real-world outcomes of networking with guests Mae Caime and Tammy Cohen. They explore successes, failures, and lessons learned in networking, emphasizing the importance of mindset, choosing the right events, and balancing virtual and in-person networking. The conversation highlights the significance of building trust and community and the need for initiative-taking and proactive engagement in networking efforts. Topics include:
00:00 Introduction and Overview
01:15 The Value of Large and Small Networking Events
03:00 The Advantages of Online and Virtual Networking
04:05 The Reasons Women Join Networks
07:37 Online and Virtual Networking vs. In-Person Events
11:36 The Impact of Personal Touch in Networking
12:29 The Difference Between Successful and Unsuccessful Networking
17:31 The Importance of Being Discerning and Prepared
19:43 The Pitfalls of Networking Too Much
27:08 Wrap-Up and Final Thoughts
Takeaways
Networking is essential to build businesses and relationships.
There is no such failure in networking, only learning experiences.
Choosing the right networking events is crucial for success.
Mindset plays a significant role in networking effectiveness.
Virtual networking can be just as valuable as in-person events.
Follow-up is key to maximizing networking opportunities.
FOMO can negatively impact networking effectiveness.
Building trust and community is vital in networking.
Networking should focus on serving others, not just selling.
Preparation and strategic thinking enhance networking outcomes.
Sound Bites
"Networking is essential to build businesses."
"There is no such failure, only learning experiences."
"You have to do your homework before attending events."
Connect with
Meg King
[email protected]
https://www.linkedin.com/in/megkingconsultant/
Mae Caime
www.amaezingmidlifeandbeyond.com
https://www.facebook.com/aMAEzingMidlifeandBeyond/
Tammy Cohen
[email protected]
https://www.linkedin.com/in/tammy-cohen/
Podcast Website: https://www.womenbeyondthetable.com/copy-of-podcasts
Contact Us: https://www.womenbeyondthetable.com/contact-4
Email: [email protected]
Social: LinkedIn | Instagram | Facebook
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In the third part of the Women Beyond the Table’s Art of Networking 1,2,3 Series, host Meg King discusses the real-world outcomes of networking with guests Mae Caime and Tammy Cohen. They explore successes, failures, and lessons learned in networking, emphasizing the importance of mindset, choosing the right events, and balancing virtual and in-person networking. The conversation highlights the significance of building trust and community and the need for initiative-taking and proactive engagement in networking efforts. Topics include:
00:00 Introduction and Overview
01:15 The Value of Large and Small Networking Events
03:00 The Advantages of Online and Virtual Networking
04:05 The Reasons Women Join Networks
07:37 Online and Virtual Networking vs. In-Person Events
11:36 The Impact of Personal Touch in Networking
12:29 The Difference Between Successful and Unsuccessful Networking
17:31 The Importance of Being Discerning and Prepared
19:43 The Pitfalls of Networking Too Much
27:08 Wrap-Up and Final Thoughts
Takeaways
Networking is essential to build businesses and relationships.
There is no such failure in networking, only learning experiences.
Choosing the right networking events is crucial for success.
Mindset plays a significant role in networking effectiveness.
Virtual networking can be just as valuable as in-person events.
Follow-up is key to maximizing networking opportunities.
FOMO can negatively impact networking effectiveness.
Building trust and community is vital in networking.
Networking should focus on serving others, not just selling.
Preparation and strategic thinking enhance networking outcomes.
Sound Bites
"Networking is essential to build businesses."
"There is no such failure, only learning experiences."
"You have to do your homework before attending events."
Connect with
Meg King
[email protected]
https://www.linkedin.com/in/megkingconsultant/
Mae Caime
www.amaezingmidlifeandbeyond.com
https://www.facebook.com/aMAEzingMidlifeandBeyond/
Tammy Cohen
[email protected]
https://www.linkedin.com/in/tammy-cohen/
Podcast Website: https://www.womenbeyondthetable.com/copy-of-podcasts
Contact Us: https://www.womenbeyondthetable.com/contact-4
Email: [email protected]
Social: LinkedIn | Instagram | Facebook
Subscribe, rate and leave a review.