Evelyn Frolking of the Granville Chapter was selected to feature her design “Cabaret” in the Columbus Museum of Art as part of Art in Bloom. Her design was featured as the entrance piece for the Museum’s special Toulouse Lautec exhibit. This was her seventh appearance in the event.
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Finally, embark on any networking event that a sincere expectation will come from it. Now, it might not be all that you hoped for (after all there is no guarantee (or even likelihood) that you will get a client out of it. Know this, however, something will come from you being there. You might meet someone that can refer you clients. You might meet someone that puts you one step closer to that. You might reconnect with a former client or center of influence. You might gain a piece of information that holds all sorts of value. There is a plethora of potential benefit that can come from any networking event. You will never get it all, but you will always likely get something.
To summarize, remember to be successful at anything. Knowledge is important. What is vital, however, is being proficient at networking. Networking, though, is about building solid relationship where people know you, like you, and trust you. Those things are achieved through certain actions and interactions with those in your network. These actions involve consistent generosity, reliability, and commitment to other, just to mention a few.
Getting people to “Know, Like, and Trust” you is dependent upon human interaction, Remember, however, your network (or any network, for that matter) is built one relationship at a time.