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Contributed by: G. Marshall Johnson
Networking is a familiar business practice for sales professionals, and with rapid advances in technology, online social networking represents a new world of opportunity. The power of this medium lies in the user’s ability to connect with anyone, anywhere, with the click of a button – even decision makers who elude conventional methods of contact.
Yet while it’s easy to connect, you should take the necessary time and care to develop an effective strategy for reaching out. First, Continue Reading
Welcome to COG Radio
Tuesday, February 23, 2010
Join TJ as he interviews Barry Demp on his tips for effective networking. Learn why you don’t just give them your business card, how to increase your human capital, why re-entering the networking world can be tough and more. You will also get the answer to the question: Should I eat the food at the next networking event? (Even if it’s at Hooters)
Barry Demp is a highly successful business and personal coach as well as a very Cool Old Guy. He has earned the distinction of Master Certified Coach from the International Coach Federation and can be reached in Troy, Michigan via his site at http://dempcoaching.com or by calling 248.740.3231
Welcome to COG Radio
Tuesday, November 3, 2009
In this show, TJ interviews Master Certified Coach Barry Demp as he tells us about Social Capital. What is it? How do COGs do it? Why is it important?
Could it be true that CoolOldGuys.org is a “Super Connector”?
Program length- 13:16
Barry Demp can be contacted at http://dempcoaching.com and COGs can learn more about Social Networking and download Barry’s “Do’s and Don’ts of Social Networking” there.
Contributed by: G. Marshall Johnson
Networking is a familiar business practice for sales professionals, and with rapid advances in technology, online social networking represents a new world of opportunity. The power of this medium lies in the user’s ability to connect with anyone, anywhere, with the click of a button – even decision makers who elude conventional methods of contact.
Yet while it’s easy to connect, you should take the necessary time and care Continue Reading