MEETINGS & EVENTS
Plan the conversations you want to have at the AGM
Think about the people, markets and services you want to learn more about before arriving.
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A little preparation can help you use an AGM to meet relevant contacts and understand more about their businesses.
Choose your priorities
Identify the markets or services you want to discuss. Prepare a clear company introduction and a few questions that give a potential partner room to explain their work.
AGM attendance is optional and highly encouraged. Current event details and registration information remain on the dedicated event page.
Leave room for new connections
Make time for conversations beyond your planned meetings. Follow up afterwards with a useful note about the discussion.
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TAKE IT WITH YOU
Use clear business priorities to guide your conversations while leaving space to meet new people.
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Placeholder article · A practical outline for introducing your company, your markets and the people other members should know.
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THE CONVERSATION CONTINUES
Good connections.
New possibilities.
Get to know the people behind the network.



