1.5 Hr Networking Workshop
When you hear the word NETWORKING does it conjure up feelings of being awkward, self-serving and a bit icky? The aim of this interactive workshop is to change your perception of networking and arm you with some strategies, tools and insights to turn it from something dreaded into an opportunity that you actually look forward too!
Short and snappy this 1.5hr workshop is packed full of practical tips to encourage you or your team to enthusiastically embrace networking opportunities.
I developed this Networking Workshop in response to being asked by various companies keen to get all their staff/team to participate in networking for business development.
It covers...
How to introduce yourself and what you do, in such a way that leads to further conversation and instant effortless communication.
Clarifying what you have to offer
A confidence building exercise to run through before a networking event.
Creating rapport – NLP technique of mirroring and masking
Takeaway list of questions you can use to keep the conversation going
Where to stand in the room to optimise meeting new people
What to wear
Things to consider in choosing your outfit to get noticed for all the right reasons!
“Style is more than substance initially” – first impressions do countFollow up strategies – It’s not worth going if you don’t follow up
Ways to build relationships and connections beyond just connecting or friending on LinkedIn or Facebook.
Program Highlights:
Cost: 595
1.5 hours
Extra Value & Attention:
Kind words from some of our previous clients and students...
So grateful to you Lisa! The course is great! Emma van Kekem, Journalist/Newsreader at Austereo Adelaide (SAFM, Triple M) Music and Production Coordinator at Australian School of Performing Arts
You have a kind and nurturing way that mentors us to our best. Thank you. Courtney Wilson, Face of Burns for Blinds TV Commercials
I have really enjoyed it so much - would love to do it again! Laila Ferrier, Marketing ABC Adelaide
"Networking is about building rapport and trust and should be doing more for the other person than you at the start."