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By Ivan Misner
Welcome to International Networking Week

Welcome to the second annual International Networking Week (February 4-8, 2008).

Last year, thousands of people from around the world recognized the week, and even more are expected to recognize it this year during hundreds of large events and thousands of small events and networking international-networking-week.jpgmeetings all around the world.

International Networking Week is about celebrating the key role that networking plays in the development and success of business around the world. It is about creating an awareness of the process of networking. Not just any kind of networking, but what I call “relationship networking,” an approach to doing business based on building long-term, successful relationships with people through the networking process.

International Networking Week has now been acknowledged by several governmental organizations (including proclamations from the governors of Nevada and Maryland, a joint resolution of the California State Assembly and Senate, as well as the county supervisors for the County of Los Angeles).

If you belong to any networking groups, make sure to tell them that this is International Networking Week.

Below is an eight-minute video that talks about International Networking Week, 2008. Share the video with others and feel free to show it at your networking meetings during International Networking Week (you will note that I talk about this blog on the video):

International Networking Week 2008 Video

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Go to www.InternationalNetworkingWeek.com for more information. Share with us here on the bulletin board. What will you be doing to recognize International Networking Week?

 

This entry was posted on Monday, February 4th, 2008 at 1:05 am and is filed under BNI, Collaboration, Ivan Misner, Networking, Networking Education, Self Development. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.

4 Responses to “Welcome to International Networking Week”

  1. Maggie Currie Says:

    I had no idea that it was International Networking Week until I was informed by Ecademy School of Networking. What a fabulous idea, let’s hope it continues for years to come.

  2. Rich Swier Says:

    Networking week has been great. Kudos to Misner, and everyone involved. This is a very exciting time for networking because of the new capabilities online with sites like Fast Pitch (www.fastpitchnetworking.com), LinkedIn, Xing, and others.

  3. Business Networking Says:

    sorry, forgot to also mention that we are looking forward to next year.

  4. Stephanie Frasco Says:

    Great post as usual! I wanted to inform you about a new networking site called Efactor. What makes it different is that it is the first global network made for and by entrepreneurs.

    http://www.efactor.com

    I would love to interview you for this. Thanks!




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