Ronen Cohen’s Post

Hard to overstate the value in building a network.

How have you developed and maintained your professional network? ✏️ Professional networks are key to connection with peers for idea development and, intercollegiate interactions, creating collaborative innovations and sharing intellectual discussions. So, for me engaging peers within and without through public forums and connecting on matters of interest is key to developing and maintaining professional network. How about you?

Networking and learning from the experienced successful players pit falls, challenges, solutions, successes and advise. Practical hands on approach and through research.

If you have young professionals in your organization, there are a few things you want to help them understand before you send them out to network.

Focus more on building network in college.

Coffee chats with professionals in your field are a fantastic way to learn & network! Things to remember: 👉 Research them in advance. 👉 Be specific with your questions/request. 👉 Respect their time and be appreciative. 👉 Follow up! 👉 Offer value when possible.

The value of establishing networks. We often underestimate the greater power that exists within us. That is the power that comes from networking and getting to know people from different backgrounds. An appointment that would take three months to acquire may be set up in three days with the correct network. The supersonic speed that the builders of the Tower of Babel experienced when they spoke the same language can be compared to the synergistic impact found in the corporate networks that we construct. You'll see how difficult issues may be resolved with a single phone call if you become more open, meet new people, and widen your network.

What are your tips for growing your professional network? ✏️ Get to know ALL your networks really well and find out what their objectives are. Learn about what they do and where they are coming from.

What is the purpose of networking, and what purpose do you bring to a network?

Come learn about the science of networking!