Key Networking Tips and Tricks Webinar

Tuesday, June 14, 2016 1:00 – 2:00 PM EST

Presented in Partnership with the FSAE Young Professionals Task Force

Speaker: Peter Wright, Association Hub

Attending any industry conference is an investment financially and in your time. It can be expensive for both you and your organization – especially if you don’t make the connections and meet the people you need to. Learn how to spend a little extra time planning your networking to receive even bigger benefits for yourself and your employer. Join us Tuesday, June 14 at 1:00 PM EST for a FREE webinar on networking tips and a template to help you make the most of the FSAE Annual Conference. Register Now!

Here are some basics to be thinking about now:

1. Look through the list of speakers and decide who you want to meet.

2. Think of 2 other people that you should bring together while at the conference. Copy them both on an email now and tell them you will introduce them at the conference. Karma works great in networking.

3. Set a personal target for the number of business cards you will bring home. Seriously.

4. Pick a networking partner before the conference and make a plan to attend and work the conference networking events together.  

5. Look through the registrant list and choose at least 5 people you intend to reconnect with and 5 people you intend to meet for the first time.

And of course, register now to attend our free webinar June 14 at 1:00 pm EST to learn more about getting the most out of networking at the Annual Conference, and plan to attend the interactive conference session How to Network Effectively at a Conference on Wednesday, July 13 at 3:15 PM.

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Peter Wright is a career strategist and President of The Planning Group. As a respected executive in the financial services industry and in his current consulting practice, Peter Wright has successfully developed and executed business strategy with notable results. His practical approach to strategic and operational planning ensures that plans are not only embraced by the management team, but effectively implemented and measured.

Learn more at theplanninggroup.ca