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Build Stronger Professional Networks & Lasting Connections

Effective networking can open doors to new relationships, opportunities, referrals, and professional growth. This Networking Skills PowerPoint Presentation helps trainers, managers, professionals, and businesspeople develop practical strategies for building meaningful connections and strengthening their professional networks.
  • tick points Understand the principles, importance, and benefits of effective networking
  • tick points Develop professional communication and interpersonal networking skills
  • tick points Create a practical networking plan with clear goals and strategies
  • tick points Prepare for and get more value from networking events and professional associations
  • tick points Build, strengthen, and effectively use referral networks
  • tick points Develop effective follow-up strategies to turn new contacts into lasting professional relationships
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Advanced PowerPoint Presentation Content Slides Include:

  • Program objectives (2 slides)
  • Etymology of Networking (2 slides)
  • Outline
  • Challenge
  • What is networking (11 points)
  • Why network (2 slides)
    Benefits of networking (7 points)
    Why is networking so hard (6 points)
    Many ways to network (4 points)
    Many kinds of interactions (4 points)
  • Why is it important (14 points)
  • Effective networking (3 slides)
  • Professional behavior (5 slides)
  • Professional communication (7 points)
  • Professional dress (4 points)
    Interpersonal skills for good networking (8 points) Communication essentials (graphic)
    Verbal presentation (6 points)
    Reasons for improved communication (7 points)
    Networking does not always come easy (7 points)
  • Develop a networking plan (8 slides)
  • Important do’s and don’ts (5 slides)
  • Professional associations (3 points)
  • Professional associations – do a little research (13 points)
  • Professional associations – make your choice (3 points)
  • How well do you prepare (6 slides)
  • Getting the most out of networking events (4 slides)
    Introduce yourself (5 points)
  • Follow up (5 slides)
  • Referral networking – what is it (2 points)
    Why create a referral network? (5 points)
    The people you refer (4 points)
  • The people referred to you (2 slides)
    Principles of referral networking
  • Minimum requirements for a referral (4 points)
  • 3 key groups (4 points + graphic)
    Narrowing it down (4 points)
  • Reaching out (8 points)
  • Strengthening your referral network (8 points)
  • Getting the most out of your referral network (4 points)
    Most important (6 points)
  • What is social network (4 points)
  • Numbers (10 points)
  • Why do you need social media (3 points)
  • Social media sites* (27)
  • So where to begin (6 points)
  • Outline (5 points)
  • Before you get started (4 slides)
  • Facebook (10 slides)
  • Twitter (10 slides)
  • Linkedin (16 slides)
  • The product/services tab (2 points)
  • The insight tab (6 points)
  • 10 social media tips (4 slides)
  • 10 social media mistakes (5 slides)
  • Actions steps (16 points)Program objectives (2 slides)
  • Etymology of Networking (2 slides)
  • Outline
  • Challenge
  • What is networking (11 points)
  • Why network (2 slides)
    Benefits of networking (7 points)
    Why is networking so hard (6 points)
    Many ways to network (4 points)
    Many kinds of interactions (4 points)
  • Why is it important (14 points)
  • Effective networking (3 slides)
  • Professional behavior (5 slides)
  • Professional communication (7 points)
  • Professional dress (4 points)
    Interpersonal skills for good networking (8 points) Communication essentials (graphic)
    Verbal presentation (6 points)
    Reasons for improved communication (7 points)
    Networking does not always come easy (7 points)
  • Develop a networking plan (8 slides)
  • Important do’s and don’ts (5 slides)
  • Professional associations (3 points)
  • Professional associations – do a little research (13 points)
  • Professional associations – make your choice (3 points)
  • How well do you prepare (6 slides)
  • Getting the most out of networking events (4 slides)
    Introduce yourself (5 points)
  • Follow up (5 slides)
  • Referral networking – what is it (2 points)
    Why create a referral network? (5 points)
    The people you refer (4 points)
  • The people referred to you (2 slides)
    Principles of referral networking
  • Minimum requirements for a referral (4 points)
  • 3 key groups (4 points + graphic)
    Narrowing it down (4 points)
  • Reaching out (8 points)
  • Strengthening your referral network (8 points)
  • Getting the most out of your referral network (4 points)
    Most important (6 points)
  • What is social network (4 points)
  • Numbers (10 points)
  • Why do you need social media (3 points)
  • Social media sites* (27)
  • So where to begin (6 points)
  • Outline (5 points)
  • Before you get started (4 slides)
  • Facebook (10 slides)
  • Twitter (10 slides)
  • Linkedin (16 slides)
  • The product/services tab (2 points)
  • The insight tab (6 points)
  • 10 social media tips (4 slides)
  • 10 social media mistakes (5 slides)
  • Actions steps (16 points)

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3 pages with 20 related terms (sample terms include): Alumni, Avatar, Business Card, Career Fair, Connection, Elevator Speech, Facebook, Follow-Up, Hidden Job Market, LinkedIn, Network, Networking, Online Recruitment, Professional Association, Professionalism, Profile, Recruiter, Referral, Social Media, Social Networking

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