MEMBER STORIES
Beyond the business card: staying connected after an event
Thoughtful follow-up gives a new introduction somewhere to go.
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An event offers time to meet people. The conversation afterwards gives an introduction a chance to develop.
Follow up with something relevant
Mention the topic you discussed and share any information you promised. A short, specific message is easier to respond to than a general company presentation.
If there is a shared business need, suggest a call with the right colleagues. If there is no immediate enquiry, stay in touch with useful service updates.
Keep expectations clear
An introduction does not guarantee business. Both companies still need to assess a proposed movement and agree on scope and terms.
For the live blog, a member interview could bring this format to life with approved experiences and quotations.
TAKE IT WITH YOU
Refer to the conversation, provide useful context and suggest a practical follow-up.
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THE CONVERSATION CONTINUES
Good connections.
New possibilities.
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