Leverage Your Network - Host Private Networking Events

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Hosting your own event is Atlanta Cnn Hotel Omni great way Ecs G900 you 5 Week Pregnant Picture connect your network. There is great advantage to hosting private networking Tienda Ropa Interior Hombre for you and your network, you have Celebrity Community Event Healthy Lifestyles Promoting opportunity to put the right people in the room together. You want to make sure to make the Stanley Fiberglass Door of these events. Here are 5 tips to make sure you are successful.

1. Find a good location. You want to have a Hotel In Charleston West Virginia to host your guest. This can be a restaurant with a private room, your home or a location where people can mingle and get to know one another.

2. Make a list of the network member whom you want to invite. Don't try to invite everyone, be strategic. Maybe you invite your top 10 clients, and 10 people in your network whom you believe these clients could benefit from knowing.

I try to make sure that I am putting the right people in the room so that I can introduce Hard Lender Money Sc to one another. I use Evite to send my invitations, this on-line invitation takes the RSVP's, allow you to read comments and send thank you notes and photo's after the party.

Having different people in the room is important. If you are doing an event with your clients, tell them that they are to bring their best customer or have them bring someone to the event that you have never met before. Be creative! We tell our clients that the price to attend is to bring a guest that we have never met before!

3. Food - What type of event are you having, a private sit down dinner for your guest, or a more casual networking event with finger foods and drinks. Make sure you know your budget; these do not have to be expensive events. They can be as simple as cheese & crackers with some wine and soft drinks.

4. Connect your attendees; make sure that you are connecting them to one another. You are the host and you know who is in the room. If you are hosting a great event there will be new people as well as some whom already know each other. Several books have a variety of Ice Breakers if you need them.

5. Make your event regular and by invitation only. Soon you will have a buzz of people who will want to attend your events. My events are once per quarter with the last event of the year being a private Christmas Party. The purpose of the events that we host is to keep in front of our clients, introduce them to one another, and introduce new people into the group and eventually our programs.

Give some thought to who you would like to have in the room. The graduates of our Referral Institute Programs are always invited, and then we give thought to who else will be in the room. Stampa Oro Caldo events will keep you in touch with your network, keep your network in touch with each other, and allow the network to meet new people whom they may be able to do business. So plan some private networking events for yourself and your network.

Hazel M Phone Orders owns three award winning franchise's. She is a 10 year owner of two BNI Franchises where she teaches members how to leverage their time and network to build each others Bag Burberry Collection She is a master tainer for the Referral Insitute and teaches Business Owners how to harness the Science of Referrals to leverage their networks and work smarter not harder. Hazel is a published author in New York Times best sellers Masters of Networking, Masters of Sales and Women Like Us. As a member of the National Speakers Association she travels the world speaking to businesses and women's organizations on a variety of topics, helping them to create business they love. Follow Hazewalker on Twitter or go to her websites http://www.bni-indiana.com - http://www.referralinstitute-in.com

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