MEMBER STORIES
What makes a useful member introduction?
A practical outline for introducing your company, your markets and the people other members should know.
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A member introduction should make it easy for another forwarder to understand when to contact your company. Start with the services you handle and the markets you know.
Give people a reason to connect
Describe the types of shipment enquiries you can help assess. Introduce an operations contact and a commercial contact, with a clear explanation of who handles what.
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Make follow-up easy
Keep company information and service details current. Close an introduction with a clear next step, such as arranging a conversation about a shared trade lane.
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TAKE IT WITH YOU
A useful introduction connects a service, a market and a person to contact.
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THE CONVERSATION CONTINUES
Good connections.
New possibilities.
Get to know the people behind the network.