Mark Sackett is the organizer of The Art of Active Networking which is a series of three meetup groups located in New York City, Los Angeles, and San Francisco. The purpose of these groups is to “help people do better in this down and ever changing economy, and to work through life shifts, while meeting in a unique new way, people they would otherwise not connect with.” We learn more from Mark.
Micah Baldwin is the founder and CEO of Graphicly. Graphicly is a publishing tool that helps authors publish and distribute their visual stories to various platforms like the Kindle, iOS, Faceook, and more. He also runs a popular blog, Learn to Duck, where he blogs about the life of a startup entrepreneur. Today we asked him how he networks and what networking means to him.
Brant Cooper is an entrepreneur and co-author of the book, The Lean Entrepreneur: How visionaries create products, innovate with new ventures, and disrupt markets. He’s also passionate about the San Diego tech community as he runs the San Diego Tech Founders meetup which attracts hundreds at each event. Today he tells us why he hates the word “networking” and prefers to see it as “socializing.”
Cameron Herold was the the former COO of 1-800-GOT-JUNK? and now runs BackPocket COO a site he started as a way to coach and mentor young, fun companies, so they can make their dreams a reality. He’s also the author of Double Double, which teaches people how to double their revenue and profit in 3 years or less. Today he shares some of his tips and insights into networking.
Alexis Grant is a former journalist with U.S. News & World Report where she covered hiring trends and job-search strategy. Now Alexis focuses on entrepreneurial writing and digital strategy with a focus on careers and the workplace. Today she gives us her perspective on networking and its importance as it relates to people’s careers.
Bob Burg speaks for companies and organizations internationally. Four of his books have each sold over 1/4 million copies, including The Go-Giver (coauthored with John David Mann and published in 20 languages) and Endless Referrals. Bob is recognized as a master networker. Today he shares with us his thoughts on networking and some tips as well.
James Altucher is a popular author and blogger (jamesaltucher.com) who frequently writes for sites like The Financial Times, TheStreet.com, Techcrunch, and the Huffington Post. On his blog he writes about his experiences as an entrepreneur and his philosophies on success and happiness. Today we invited him to share his thoughts on networking.
Francine Hardaway, Ph.D, wears many hats - entrepreneur, angel investor, mentor and partner in Stealthmode Partners, an accelerator for companies in Arizona and the Bay Area. As someone constantly interacting with people we invited Francine to share her thoughts on networking and how to do it well.
David Cohen is the founder and CEO of TechStars, a leading tech startup incubator. Previously, David was a founder of several software and web technology companies. As someone who has had more than his fair share of networking we asked him today to share his thoughts on the value and tactics when it comes to networking.
Lloyd Armbrust is the founder of OwnLocal a venture capital backed technology company that powers over 100 publications and reaches over 1 million visitors a month. Starting out he not only was able to convince newspaper companies to pay for his company’s service, but they also helped fund him to build his company. Today he shares how he networks and builds relationships.
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