Posts from — August 2009

Monique Terrell runs Sparkle Internet Image Solutions. Her company provides virtual marketing services to both national and international organizations.

Josh: How do you define Business Networking and why do you feel it is important?

Monique Terrell: Business networking is about meeting others to create and sustain business relationships. It’s important for business-owners to be known within their community and it helps to create and strengthen conversations and knowledge about you and your business.

Josh: Can you share an idea or two that someone could put into practice that would help them to improve their business networking skills?  Click to read the full post...

Janet Hilts is a performance coach and stress-free speaking specialist, helping reluctant professionals confidently bring their gifts and passions to the world. She helps coaches, consultants, mentors and other professionals to open up their communication so their businesses can expand in new directions. You can contact her through her web site at Clearing-Pathways.com.

Josh: How do you define Business Networking and why do you feel it is important?

Janet Hilts: Ultimately, exchanging resources is what networking is all about. Those resources come in all shapes and sizes – support, information, products, services. Somewhere in the mix, the goal is to have part of that exchange be someone’s eventual purchase of your services or products.  Click to read the full post...

Kathy Nelson is a seasoned certified Life and Business Success Coach. She challenges her clients to follow their vision, create their plans, use their talents, recognize their strengths and break through their limits. You can visit her and learn more about what she does at either OnTrackSuccessCoaching.com or Linkedin.com/in/ontracksuccesscoaching.

Josh: How do you define Business Networking and why do you feel it is important?

Kathy Nelson: Creating relationships and growing and contributing to community within associations and groups online or in-person. This can run the gambit from interest groups to business groups and philanthropic groups.  Click to read the full post...

David Hassell is President of the San Francisco chapter of Entrepreneurs’ Organization (EO), an International network of entrepreneurs who each have businesses with annual revenues in excess of $1mil. He is presently engaged in launching a new software startup that provides organizations with better visibility into their operations.

He is also a co-founder of Kite Adventures, offering guided downwind adventure tours and pro-coached kiteboarding camps in northeast Brazil. Furthermore he is also the co-founder of Endai Worldwide, a NYC-based Internet marketing and services firm founded in 1999, and served as the company’s CTO through 2006. Endai has been recognized on the Inc 5000 list of fastest growing private companies in America.  Click to read the full post...