It's that time of year. Happy hours, holiday luncheons, and full blown parties are under way. The larger your client and strategic partner database, the more invitations pour in. It can be tough to choose which ones to attend. But in my opinion, go to as many as you possibly can!
There's no better time for connecting with your business relationships and making them more personable. These events also create great opportunities to make new connections. You never know where you'll meet your next client, right?
That said, I read this Top 5 list from Kaufman, Rossin & Co on how to network at holiday parties. This was a good list, make no mistake. But one of the points I disagree with...enough so that I thought I'd blog about it.
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Showing posts with label networking. Show all posts
Showing posts with label networking. Show all posts
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Thursday, June 18, 2009
You Had Me AT Hello: The importance of doing business face to face
You know the process: You research your ideal prospects. You gain access to their contact information. You make The Call. Maybe it takes a few tries, but you finally get your prospect on the phone and a conversation ensues. A good one. One that you would consider a success.
Your prospect is actually interested
Your prospect is actually interested
Tuesday, September 9, 2008
Visitor's Day at Entrepreneurs Networking for Change

It's Visitor's Day at Entrepreneurs Networking for Change!
We are an exclusive networking group that meets on a weekly basis to grow our businesses by referral, while also focusing on charitable fundraisers for our designated charities.
Visitor's Day
September 10th, 2008
11:30am - 1:00pm
Black Angus Restaurant
22nd St/Camelback
(located in the Town & Country Center)
Please RSVP to Jacki Semerau at
602-904-3454 or CardEveryone@gmail.com
Check below to see if YOUR business category is still available.
If you don't see your business, please contact me for more information!!
Please forward this on to anyone you know that matches the available categories
if you think they would like to grow their business by referral
Business Categories Still Available
CPA * Dentist * Employment Agency * Travel Agent * DJ * Appraiser
Photographer * Landscaper * Home Inspector * Home Improvement
Hairstylist * Plumber * Electrician * Life Coach * Cleaning Service
Jewelry/handbag/accessories Representative * Commercial Realtor * Painter
Promotional Products * Interior Designer * Automotive Sales
Fitness Trainer * Bookkeeper * Sign Company * Moving Company
Pest Control * Attorney * Home Warranty * Flooring * Aesthetician
Current Members
Paul Hershenberg - Financial Planner
Muki Ramsey - Acupuncturist
Jacki Semerau - SendOutCards
D. Patrick Lewis - Residential Realtor
Tami Horne - PrePaid Legal
Carl Ulbrich - Printer
Mark Barenbaum - Health/Life Insurance
Irene Courtney - P&C Insurance
Maria Van Olphen - Nutritional Products
Aaron Alvarez - Lender
Dave Martin - Auto Repair
Mike Van Zant - Computers
Dr. Steve Ely - Chiropractor
JoAnn Calvin - Cosmetics
Patrick Ray - Web Design
Mike Hengy - Payroll Services
Bob Beben - Supplemental Insurance
Eric Nutt - Banker
Lorraine Cain - Title and Escrow
Wednesday, February 20, 2008
Entrepreneurs Networking for Change
Have you ever been a part of something bigger than you? Something that started out small and then it morphed into something else? That's happened with a networking group that I'm involved with.
The group recently restructured itself to gain a bigger purpose. Our leadership team felt that we needed a bigger purpose than just growing our businesses. They decided to make our group one that gives back to our community. We are in the process of choosing the charities that we will support, and I have to say...I'm excited about it!
If you live in the Valley of the Sun and are looking for a networking group, contact me right away! We just might have a place for you. You have the opportunity to build your business, network with some of the Valley's GREATEST people, and benefit charitable causes at the same time.
The group has been christened Entrepreneurs Networking for Change. I think that says it all.
If you want to get in on the ground floor of something big, this could be your chance.
Until Next Time,
Jacki
The group recently restructured itself to gain a bigger purpose. Our leadership team felt that we needed a bigger purpose than just growing our businesses. They decided to make our group one that gives back to our community. We are in the process of choosing the charities that we will support, and I have to say...I'm excited about it!
If you live in the Valley of the Sun and are looking for a networking group, contact me right away! We just might have a place for you. You have the opportunity to build your business, network with some of the Valley's GREATEST people, and benefit charitable causes at the same time.
The group has been christened Entrepreneurs Networking for Change. I think that says it all.
If you want to get in on the ground floor of something big, this could be your chance.
Until Next Time,
Jacki
Monday, February 18, 2008
When people matter

This is why I started on a venture based on just that...letting people know they matter. This IS the law of attraction in action! When you reach out to people for any reason, it lets them know you care. And when they know you care, they WANT to give back to you. And we all know the adage:
People don't care how much you know, until they know how much you CARE.
When I joined SendOutCards, I made a commitment to send out one unexpected card every day. I've stayed true to that for the most part, and I've seen what it has done for my relationships, both personal and professional. When I started getting phone calls from my clients, saying "thank you" for thinking of them, I was floored. So it's been a truly valuable layer to building and maintaining relationships.
So what do you do that you find to work in building your business relationships?
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