Helping Retail and Hospitality teams to sell more and serve customers in a more personalized way | Founder & CEO at Tribee.io (Your sales improvement strategies and content platform)
Have you ever questioned if it's worth your time to attend a networking event? Attending the Tech in Asia event over the past two days carried a useful reflection to me. We showcased Tribee to potential investors and partners through pitch presentation and networking sessions. It was a significant time investment, and like many of you, I always question how to ensure my time is well spent and yields a solid return on investment. Here's a few things I learned and put into practice: 🔹 Setting realistic and measurable expectations: not every interaction will lead to a valuable and lasting relationship. But if I can meet at least 3 people that I will meet again to learn from, that's a successful event! 🔹 Expanding my Tribe around creating value to each other. This approach has consistently helped me grow both personally and professionally. This not only makes the event more productive but also ensures that the time spent away from core business activities is justified. 🤔 What strategies do you use to ensure your time at networking events is productive? How do you measure the value of your interactions and connections?
Carsten Ley
8mo
That's great, we normally try to speak as a keynote or panel, kind a pull networking..... missed you on the VN Mobile Summit yesterday, would be a great conference with 3 stages, professional booths to attract local clients, was kind a bigger and more professional but less hyped than Tech in Asia, even they had cooler social events 😃
Slawomir Wilski
8mo
Very insightful Pawel!
I am a believer in the ability of human beings.
8motoo bad that i didn't catch you for more words. way to go, Pawel Gorski 🙌🏾