#Women in Business Networking | Explore Tumblr Posts and Blogs

speckofglitter · 5 months

Text

Harnessing the Power of Networking

In the dynamic landscape of today’s professional world, networking has emerged as a crucial skill for career advancement. For young women navigating their way through diverse industries, effective networking can be a powerful tool that opens doors to opportunities, mentorship, and personal growth. Building a Strong Professional Identity: Networking provides a platform for young women to…

View On WordPress

#Building a Professional Identity #Career Advancement Strategies #Diversity in Professional Networks #Elevator Pitch Techniques #Empowering Women in the Workplace #Inclusive Networking Communities #LinkedIn for Career Growth #Mentorship for Young Professionals #Mentorship Programs for Women #Networking Events for Women #Online Networking Tips #Overcoming Networking Challenges #Personal Growth Through Networking #Professional Development for Women #Social Media for Professional Networking #Women Empowerment in the Workplace #Women in Business Networking #Women&039;s Leadership Network #Young Women Networking

0 notes

stphns3311 · 5 months

Link

In the ever-evolving world of technology, a growing cohort of fearless women entrepreneurs are making waves, disrupting norms and shattering glass ceilings.

#Success System for Women Entrepreneurs #ewomen network conference #female business owners networking #women's networking group #women in business networking #women's business network #Women Entrepreneur Podcasts #Business Aesthetic #Women Networking Events #Women Entrepreneurs #Business Network For Women Entrepreneurs #Networking Groups For Women Entrepreneurs #Importance Of Celebrating Success #Importance Of Aesthetics In Business

0 notes

theambitiouswoman · 9 months

Text

How To Network 🤝📱💬

Have a Plan: Because everyone is important, it's really important to know what you're good at. Before you go to any networking event, figure out what you're good at – like things you can do well, what you know, and the people you know. Plan what you want to talk about, especially how you can help others, either now or later on.

Start with Who You Know: Talk to people you already know, like friends and colleagues. Ask if they can introduce you to others.

Go to Events: Attend conferences, seminars, workshops, industry meetups, and social gatherings related to your field of interest.

Use Social Media: Make profiles on websites like LinkedIn or Instagram to meet people in your niche online.

Elevator Pitch: Create a concise and engaging intro that highlights who you are, what you do, and what you're seeking. This way you can make a strong first impression.

Ask Good Questions: When you talk to someone, ask questions that show you're interested in what they're saying.

Provide Value: Networking is a two-way street. Offer your expertise, assistance, or connections to others whenever possible. When you start paying attention to what people can do, you might see that one person could help another person. Try to introduce people who you think have something valuable to share. When you make these good connections, you're helping the networking event go well. This will help you establish a good reputation and create strong relationships.

Say Thank You: After meeting, send a message to say you enjoyed the talk.

Follow up & Follow Through: If you said you would talk to someone later, make sure you actually do it and let them know you're still happy to help. If you promised to introduce one person to another, take a moment to make that introduction.These small things really matter to people, and just one introduction could make someone's life better.

Meet Different People: Don't just talk to the same kind of people. Meet people from different jobs and places.

Never dismiss anyone as unimportant: Don't think someone is not important just because of their job title. They could know important things or have helpful friends you wouldn't know about if you didn't give them a chance.

Join Groups: Be part of clubs or groups related to your work. You can meet more people there.

Be Yourself: Just be you. Don't pretend to be someone else.

Learn New Things: Keep learning about your interests. It helps you have better conversations.

2K notes · View notes

csuitebitches · 1 year

Text

How To Make Full Use of Networking Events

Networking events and conferences are great because you get to meet and learn from experts but also connect with peers. I recently attended one and I wanted to share things I wish I had done before and what I learned.

1. Define an Objective

You have to determine why exactly you want to go to the event. Are you looking for a career change? A job? Advice on how to be better at your current job? How to tackle some issues in your start up? Networking? Make a list of the reasons.

2. Research

You need to research the speakers extensively. Go over their Wikipedias, LinkedIns and other social medias. Read their company websites from top to bottom. If they’ve released a book, take a look at the summary and read the reviews. Read some of their published articles.

Take this time to prepare at least 3 questions per speaker. Try to make at unique and interesting as possible, don’t ask the usual generic ones.

3. Business Cards

Definitely carry business cards. Make sure that your email, LinkedIn is mentioned clearly. Even if you work at a different company, that doesn’t matter- show your job title on the business card. Better yet, ask your HR if they can give you business cards as you would be promoting their company through your event. If you’re a student, I’d recommend you make a portfolio website of your internships/ project/ past work/ volunteer work/ hobbies/ interests.

4. Actually Talking

During the event, don’t be shy to ask questions. It doesn’t matter whether the rest of the audience thinks they’re stupid. You have spent your money to come there for your gain. Make full use of it. Ask questions. Meet the speaker after the event. Thank them for the insight, introduce yourself, ask them questions related to your objective of coming to the conference. Exchange business cards.

5. Utilising Coffee Breaks

Coffee and lunch breaks are a great way to talk to people. You may feel shy or awkward to talk to new people, but there’s very high chances that they feel the same way. You can start off by asking someone how they heard about the event, what they thought of the speaker, or pass a remark on the question they asked the speaker. Keep in mind that if the event has multiple speakers, there could be a chance that you’re talking to a speaker, even if you don’t recognise them… so be on your best behaviour.

6. Questions

Ask questions that are beneficial to you. During my conference, we had a women-leaders panel. An audience member asked the speakers how they divided their work between family and work. The speakers looked visibly annoyed at the question - because how generic is that?

Ask questions that could help you grow. If you’re in marketing, ask about their tried and tested marketing strategies. If you’re an early stage founder, ask them how they sourced their VC. If you’re struggling with time management, ask the speakers how they manage. Ask the questions for YOUR own benefit.

You can ask difficult questions but make sure you do it respectfully and tactfully. Best to start with a compliment and then ease into the question.

7. Dressing

Business casual, unless mentioned otherwise. What this means: blazer/ jackets/ trousers/ pencil skirts/ shirt/ co-ord sets/ no sneakers.

It doesn’t matter what other people wear. The way you present yourself is your brand. It also shows the respect you have for the other person - you respect them enough to not come shabbily dressed.

1K notes · View notes

femmefatalevibe · 7 months

Note

Hello! I’ve just changed industries and I’ve changed to a big one (music industry but the business side) and I need to do networking, mostly via LinkedIn since I’m my city this industry is mostly death. Do you have any tip or advice? Because every time I open LinkedIn I start to doubt myself since I’m 30 changing from an industry to another one with not experienced. I’ve studied a master degree but for personal reasons (taking care of my parents) couldn’t change industries before and it gives me more anxiety, so the motivation to network is nonexistent. Thank you 🖤

Hi love! So exciting you've made an industry change you've been hoping to make for years. Congrats!

Here are some tips:

Optimize your LinkedIn profile around your new industry and job/career aspirations (this will optimize your profile for searches and incline more people in your industry to trust your profile/read & hopefully answer your message)

Do your research on your prospects and share your similarities/similar interests. Make it clear why you reached out to them specifically (some position they held, working at a certain company, an article they shared, etc.) and how it aligns with your career experience/goals to communicate why you two should connect

Once you get a warm lead, invite them to get a coffee (digital gift card) for a virtual informational interview about said experience, industry focus, career path, similar interests/field specialties, etc.

Ask thoughtful questions. Genuinely listen to their opinions, perspectives, interests, and expertise

Reconnect with old contacts/existing network; Catch up and see if they have any (new) industry-relevant connections

Connect your old/new connections with each other. Being known as the social connector among your existing network/within your new industry can only open doors to many immediate and future opportunities

Build authority and a strong personal brand by sharing industry-relevant articles and commenting on those shared by others; Create/answer polls and questions prompted by those new to your network and leaders in your industry

Hope this helps xx

#networking #networking opportunities #career advice #career path #music industry #linkedin #social networks #networking strategies #professionalism #personal branding #people skills #social skills #dream life #career tips #femmefatalevibe #business tips #women business #q/a

30 notes · View notes

nihil-ism · 8 days

Text

In other news a colleague told me he outed me today 🙃

#trying not to let this get to me but jfc #this is why trans people cut ties left and right usually #leave old workplaces / living conditions / remove themselves from their old lives #you have no fucking business talking about me without my consent #gonna talk to one of the women from our queer network sometime soon about my options to transfer inside the company #but if all fails I'll have to come up with another plan for my own sanity

5 notes · View notes

sisstarloop · 1 month

Text

#womenempowerment In what ways can she change the world in 2024 and beyond? RSVP and join us on Sunday, March 31st from 3-8p at the Brooklyn Navy Yard as we close out Women’s History Month with @ vesta_klozet @ _shewillchangetheworld ✨‼️ It will be a POWERFUL day of art, poetry, and creativity!

.

Stop by the @ mldigitalart POWER Zine table for a fun creative writing and art session and an opportunity to participate in Volume II of the ongoing zine project.

.

Enjoy an art exhibit, bar & refreshments, poetry, and DJ. Come mingle and support fellow creatives, and get a chance to win some dope, custom Vesta Klozet apparel!

.

Although admission to the event is free, attendees will require a ticket for entry into the space. RSVP using the ticket link registration below! We look forward to seeing you there!

#sisstar #sisstar loop #women empowerment #women owned business #women in business #nyc events #flyers #entrepreneurs #networking #artist life #zine #workshop #melimel digital art design #creative writing #brooklyn #women's history month

2 notes · View notes

womeninspiringnetwork · 1 year

Link

As women gain more power and influence in business, they bring new ideas and innovation. Greater gender equality promotes the development of new products and services. Women Inspiring Network group inspire female business entrepreneurs. For more information please visit website.

#Business Networking for Women #inspiring female entrepreneurs #female business entrepreneurs #female entrepreneurs network

8 notes · View notes

buildingparadise · 1 year

Text

a better approach to networking by christie hunter arscott

#networking #self improvement #self development #reference #smart #that girl #building wealth #it girl #women in business #future lawyer #glow up #level up #level up journey #dream girl #dream girl tips #my post

4 notes · View notes

n1kk11-blog · 11 days

Text

WOMEN LET YOUR VOICE'S BE HEARD Men's Cut & Sew | ARTISTSDEPARTMENTSHOPP1

https://artistsdepartmentshopp1.threadless.com/designs/women-let-your-voices-be-heard

0 notes

workingmomsofsanantonio · 22 days

Text

I noticed a gap in resources for us working moms, which led me to start Working Moms of San Antonio...

It's been an awesome journey, connecting with many amazing women in business, exploring their ventures, and getting fired up by their passion and drive.

When you join us, you get:

💙 Get your business out there in our referral directory and across our socials

💙 Amazing events that fit right into your busy life

💙 Monthly social media tools to make your marketing a breeze

💙 Workshops and resources to up your business game

Most importantly, you'll have the opportunity to connect with amazing women in your local area, building relationships, referrals, and meaningful friendships!

💕💕 𝗟𝗲𝗮𝗿𝗻 𝗺𝗼𝗿𝗲 𝗯𝘆 𝘃𝗶𝘀𝗶𝘁𝗶𝗻𝗴

-

#sanantoniomoms #sanantoniowomen #womeninbusiness #networking #sanantoniosmallbusiness #sanantonio #maso #womensupportingwomen #sanantoniomoms #alamocitymoms #mombusinessowner #womenentrepreneurs #localbusiness #sanantonionetworking #workingmoms #workingmomsofsanantonio #wmsa

1 note · View note

businesswomenaustralia01 · 1 month

Text

youtube

Empowering Excellence: Business Women Australia Unites Professional Women Across the Nation

Elevate your entrepreneurial journey with Women's Business Events, where Australian Female Entrepreneurs converge for inspiration and growth. Our platform goes beyond networking, providing invaluable Business Resources for Women to navigate challenges and seize opportunities.

#Perth Business Women's Network #Women-Owned Businesses in Australia #Youtube

0 notes

bartenderthreads · 2 months

Text

Celebrating a Milestone: 15 Years of Advancing Diversity in the Alcoholic Beverage Industry

For the past 15 years, Deborah Brenner and her organization, Women of the Vine & Spirits, have been at the forefront of advocating for diversity, equity, and inclusion within the wine, beer, and spirits sectors. Beginning with the publication of her pioneering book, Brenner has highlighted the vital contributions of women in the industry, from enthusiasts to experts. Her global membership…

View On WordPress

#Beer Industry Progress #Diversity in Beverage Industry #Equity and Inclusion #Gender Equality in Business #Global Beverage Community #Inclusive Networking #Professional Development in Beverages #Spirits Advocacy #Wine Industry Innovation #Women Leadership

0 notes

ewomennetwork0 · 4 months

Text

Apps That Help Entrepreneurs Optimize Their Digital Marketing Strategy

Did you know that there are 582 million entrepreneurs in the world? With numbers like this, entrepreneurs everywhere need a competitive edge. If you’re building and scaling a business, chances are you’re constantly on the lookout for ways to get a leg up on your competitors. To accomplish this, you’ll need a great marketing strategy that stands out in a saturated market and access to the best digital marketing tools.

In this blog, we’re going to outline nine applications you need to optimize your digital marketing strategy. There may be a few that you are familiar with; others might be new to you. These are the ones that can unlock that door to success you’ve been waiting for.

From project management to outsourcing tasks and simplifying your social media marketing efforts, each of these applications will help you get the competitive edge you’re after. Plus, they’re easy-to-use with minimal technical skills required.

Project Management and Collaboration - Trello

The most important part of starting your digital marketing strategy is communicating and setting expectations for deliverables and deadlines for yourself, and if applicable, your team and stakeholders. In the past, most project management efforts took place via email. However, that traditional process was not created to accomplish the dynamic and fast-paced tasks that digital marketing activities demand.

Trello is a free digital marketing tool for easy project management. The app displays each project like a “board” containing “cards” with checklists, and the user interface is easy to understand and navigate. Like other platforms, there are upgrades that come as paid features to get the most out of it. But, the basic free service entails checklists, deadline reminders, data filtering, activity logs, email notifications, customizable task categories, and more. It’s the best tool to simplify and organize digital marketing projects.

More info : business networking group for women entrepreneurs

#Success Coaches #Women Business Networking #Dallas Women Entrepreneur Network #Networking Speaker #Speaker networking events #Entrepreneurs Network Dallas tx #Business Networking for Entrepreneur Women #dallas women networking #Women Entrepreneurs Dallas #chicago entrepreneurs networking group #Women Networking Dallas #top women entrepreneurs in cincinnati #women entrepreneur network plano tx #women entrepreneurs network in Vancouver #Orlando women entrepreneurs network #Women Entrepreneurs Network Miami #Women entrepreneur network ottawa #Women Networking Events Dallas #business women network new york #new jersey business women network #Business Network events for women #women entrepreneurial network #dallas female business owners #Entrepreneur Networking Group #Life transformation expert #women in business networking #Success Minded Business Owners #women entrepreneurs in british columbia #Business networking Dallas TX #Success strategy for new entrepreneurs

0 notes

femmefatalevibe · 10 months

Note

I am currently taking a course to start copywriting/editing as a side gig to my main career. I have the basic writing and grammar skills required, so I am taking the course to familiarize myself with the job itself. That being said, do you have suggestions for how I might market those skills after completing this course to obtain some jobs? I have helped friends and family edit documents forever but I have no paid experience. My coworker suggested Upwork, which I might try, but I am still seeking outside suggestions.

Hi love! I would say to create a portfolio of your work/clips from any projects relevant to your industry from school, helping family/friends, or self-created mockups that are similar to the types of work/projects you want to do for clients. I think it's best to take a global/local approach here.

Online, I would market your services on Upwork/optimize your LinkedIn profile to potential copywriting clients in your niche/industry. Creating a website (even a blog if you have the time/energy) also legitimizes your presence. On a local level, I would pitch your local businesses (like coffee shops, hair salons, restaurants, etc. – depending on your niche, definitely do some research to see if they're hiring) to do some initial projects like social media copywriting or website copywriting for them to get your foot in the door (lower rates tend to be part of the game in the initial stages).

Also, I recommend pitching yourself to publications to do some freelance commerce writing in your niche to gain some free (and also paid even if the rates are low) press coverage for yourself. Friends and family/professional network referrals also are a goldmine if you have any available to work with.

Hope this helps xx

29 notes · View notes

realjaysumlin · 4 months

Text

Gilgo Beach Murders: The Media and Police Have a History of Ignoring Violence Against Sex Workers | Teen Vogue

"Gilgo Beach Murders: The Media and Police Have a History of Ignoring Violence Against Sex Workers | Teen Vogue" https://www.teenvogue.com/story/gilgo-beach-murders-media-police

The sad history of women sex workers continues to be a killing field for serial killers and white supremacists. Being Black and being a female sex workers are no concerns with law enforcement or the public concerns.

Black women sex workers are being targeted because no one seems to care for them none what so ever. The Black on Black Love Movement is and we advocate a safe way to leave the business of selling yourself for money because we have ways of teaching you to make money without the trauma of feeling like you're worth nothing because we know you are a human being who haven't been trained to use your brains and talents.

We have graphics design classes, creative writing classes and more. We can even help with starting your own prepaid wireless company without spending a penny. We promote women entrepreneurs.

We even have Black Women Venture Capital Forms that will fund your project if you are willing to be properly trained before funds are given to you. We are trying our very best to improve the image of Black Women worldwide.

Please do your research or contact Jay Sumlin directly on Tumblr if you really are serious about changing your lifestyle. Thanks.

#black love #black positivity #black africans #black women business network #black entrepreneurship #black women entrepreneurship

1 note · View note