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This programme is designed to develop essential business networking skills and relationship management behaviours with both external and internal client relationships in mind; the benefit of a strong internal network can often be overlooked. The theory will be reinforced experientially throughout the day and will finish with a live networking event organised by the delegates and facilitated by Mission.
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Who should Attend?
  • Relationship and account managers
  • Graduates moving into business development roles
  • Anyone with the requirement to build internal or external high value relationships
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Duration:
One day delivery with an evening networking function
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Delegates:
Minimum of 12 and up to large conference group sizes
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Objectives and Outcomes:
  • To be able to feel confident in any networking situation or event
  • To be able to develop your network capital
  • To be able to adopt the right behaviour at the appropriate time at any networking event
  • To understand and adapt to specific social and cultural norms
  • To be able to build effective relationships
  • To manage an event to the right level of detail so that your guests feel comfortable and impressed
  • To be able to promote yourself and your business with brevity and clarity
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Topics/Content:
- Macro Skills
  • The business case for networking
  • Networking defined: What it is and is not
  • Using your own ‘six degrees of separation’
  • Cultural norms and differences
  • Global networks
  • Building and tracking the value of your network through ‘Network Capital Accounts’
  • Using technology to manage your network
  • Using forums and third party services to build your network
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- Micro Skills
  • Business card etiquette
  • Snap briefs and the first thirty seconds
  • Appropriate body language and forms of greeting
  • Formal occasion management
    > Formal dinner etiquette
    > Formal business reception etiquette
  • Managing the experience of the guest
  • Breaking in and away from social groups
  • Establishing rapport and building effective relationships
  • Appropriate follow up activity
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Investment:
Investment either per delegate or total investment for the course.
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