Gold Coast Lunch

Robyn Henderson Network or Perish!

with Robyn Henderson

Friday February 13

12 noon for 12.30pm start. – 2pm finish

If your networking skills need upgrading, have lunch with a Global Networking Specialist!

Networking accounts for approximately 87% of business in the market place today. But how do you know if you are networking effectively or if there is room for improvement with your networking style? Networking can generate more business and career opportunities than any advertising campaign could ever hope to achieve.

At this highly informative event you will discover:

How to maximise daily accidental networking opportunities
How to avoid getting caught up in looking for obvious “prospects” and missing the less obvious connectors and spheres of influence who can give you referrals
How to follow up after attending a networking function
How you can comfortably talk to strangers anywhere, anytime, any place

Networking is a life skill, not just something you do when you want something. Following the universal law of giving
without expectations, master networkers give without remembering and receive without forgetting.

Who is Robyn Henderson?

Robyn Henderson is regarded as a Global Networking Specialist. She has authored and contributed to more than 25 books (including 10 on her passion, networking and business building).

Robyn has spoken in 12 countries, presents over 120 times each year, and all her work comes from networking and referrals and her website.

Her career includes over 15 years as a professional speaker, plus 10 years in sales and telemarketing management and 13 years in hospitality. Robyn also successfully ran women’s networks for 6 years and was listed in the Businesswomen’s Hall of Fame (1997) and listed in the Top 100 Spirited Women of Australia (New Woman Magazine). Robyn was presented with the 1997 Speaker award from the National Speakers Association of Australia in November 1997 for her contribution to the speaking industry and is a CSP - Certified Speaking Professional with NSAA. This accreditation is shared by only 15 women in Australia and 106 women globally.