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The Power of Networking 🌐 One of the greatest career accelerators is building meaningful connections. Whether you’re just starting out or are a seasoned professional, the relationships you create can open doors to opportunities you may not have seen coming. Here’s what I’ve learned: Listen more than you speak: Everyone has a story and experience that can teach you something. Add value: Offer your help or insight before seeking something in return. Follow up: A simple “It was great meeting you” message can go a long way in maintaining connections. Let’s keep growing and learning from each other. 🤝 Karen Melonie Gould #Networking #CareerGrowth #ProfessionalDevelopment #BuildingConnections

New Brew Networking - who's in? Ok - this is an idea I've been brewing (see what I did there) for a while. I haven't completely nailed down the details but it looks something like this... An online networking event where everyone attending brings along a beer they have never tried before (preferably from an independent brewery). You introduce yourself and your beer and then we all talk business while drinking our new brews. Will probably be late afternoon/early evening so people can enjoy their beer (or multiple beers). Will probably be very informal and relaxed (no sales pitches). Will hopefully be fun (because who doesn't like fun). I have some other ideas for what it could look like, but I just want to find out if there is any interest. So if you are up for talking beer and business with me (and anyone else who likes beer and business), comment "I'm interested" below or message me privately. If I get more than one person interested, I'll put something together. If I only get one person interested, I'll probably just invite them to go for a beer 😂 🍺 🍺 🍺

In the close-knit world of craft beverages, building strong networks and partnerships is crucial for success. The craft brewing community thrives on collaboration, innovation, and mutual support. Here’s why fostering these connections is so beneficial: 1. Collaborations: Partnering with other breweries blends unique strengths and styles, attracting broader audiences and generating buzz with collaboration brews. 2. Local Business Alliances: Forming partnerships with local restaurants and food trucks enhances the customer experience with unique beer-and-food pairings. Co-hosting events or offering exclusive pairings draws in new customers and builds loyalty. 3. Community Events: Participating in community events like festivals, tastings, and fundraisers fosters brand loyalty and recognition, creating engaging environments to connect with customers. 4. Shared Knowledge: Networking within the industry allows for the exchange of valuable insights and best practices, helping to navigate challenges and drive growth. In an industry as dynamic and collaborative as craft beverages, strong networks and partnerships are essential. Embrace the spirit of community and collaboration to brew up even greater success. Want more valuable insights on how to navigate the craft beverage industry? With our 20 years of experience we are here to help you find exactly what strategy suits your business! 🍻 #CraftBeverage #Networking #Community

Have you ever been to a large event that had no food or beverage options? Unlikely! Guests remember the fare at events, especially if the event is centered around a meal. It all goes back to the basics of hospitality- which traces back to ancient times, where people welcomed guests into their homes, fostering connections through "breaking bread" and conversations. This echoes modern event planning objectives and networking goals. Click to explore how a meal isn’t merely sustenance; it's an opportunity to forge connections and unite people over breaking bread.

Have you ever been to a large event that had no food or beverage options? Unlikely! Guests remember the fare at events, especially if the event is centered around a meal. It all goes back to the basics of hospitality- which traces back to ancient times, where people welcomed guests into their homes, fostering connections through "breaking bread" and conversations. This echoes modern event planning objectives and networking goals. Click to explore how a meal isn’t merely sustenance; it's an opportunity to forge connections and unite people over breaking bread.

Have you ever been to a large event that had no food or beverage options? Unlikely! Guests remember the fare at events, especially if the event is centered around a meal. It all goes back to the basics of hospitality- which traces back to ancient times, where people welcomed guests into their homes, fostering connections through "breaking bread" and conversations. This echoes modern event planning objectives and networking goals. Click to explore how a meal isn’t merely sustenance; it's an opportunity to forge connections and unite people over breaking bread.

Have you ever been to a large event that had no food or beverage options? Unlikely! Guests remember the fare at events, especially if the event is centered around a meal. It all goes back to the basics of hospitality- which traces back to ancient times, where people welcomed guests into their homes, fostering connections through "breaking bread" and conversations. This echoes modern event planning objectives and networking goals. Click to explore how a meal isn’t merely sustenance; it's an opportunity to forge connections and unite people over breaking bread.

Have you ever been to a large event that had no food or beverage options? Unlikely! Guests remember the fare at events, especially if the event is centered around a meal. It all goes back to the basics of hospitality- which traces back to ancient times, where people welcomed guests into their homes, fostering connections through "breaking bread" and conversations. This echoes modern event planning objectives and networking goals. Click to explore how a meal isn’t merely sustenance; it's an opportunity to forge connections and unite people over breaking bread.

Have you ever been to a large event that had no food or beverage options? Unlikely! Guests remember the fare at events, especially if the event is centered around a meal. It all goes back to the basics of hospitality- which traces back to ancient times, where people welcomed guests into their homes, fostering connections through "breaking bread" and conversations. This echoes modern event planning objectives and networking goals. Click to explore how a meal isn’t merely sustenance; it's an opportunity to forge connections and unite people over breaking bread.

“Anyone at any level of knowledge will walk away from this book understanding so much more about both beer and chocolate, and with great ideas of examples to try and ways to pair them.” - Beer journalist Courtney Iseman Whether you’re a casual enthusiast who just wants to have some fun with beer and chocolate, or a professional who wants to expand your knowledge level for running events, my book Pairing Beer & Chocolate can benefit you. Approachable, but in-depth. https://lnkd.in/eBfHvS4T