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So you’ve decided upon the networking group you want to join and paid your money. Now all you need to do is turn up and the business will roll in… right?
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Thanking an introducer of business is so much more than the bottle of fizz, voucher or hamper. It says:- .

We are absolutely delighted to shout about our charity of the year for 2019. .

In the early days of business networking you will be concentrating on meeting people, making new connections, making a good impression and having a clear, engaging message. All these things help to build a positive professional perception of you as a professional and someone who could be introduced with confidence but how do you switch it up a gear? .

Our Director Cathy Dunbabin was delighted to be asked recently to come up with her top 5 tips for excelling in business networking. We thought you might like to hear what they were... .

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We're delighted to have had another article featured in the latest Oxford Times In Business section this month. The article was all about planning and preparing for you business networking so that you never get caught off guard. .

There are two types of communication that occur at business networking events - verbal and non-verbal. .

Who like me was brought believing we should never talk to strangers? This can be a limiting belief when it comes to successful business networking!  .

Many of us spend valuable time and money on our networking and developing relationships with our peers. You will probably understand the importance of making a good first impression but how about when you’ve been meeting up with the same people for a long time? It’s easy to become complacent and perhaps not try as hard as you had previously. Have you thought how this comes across to others? .