Networking is sowing the seeds of relationships. How else do you meet your next potential customer? Neil Gordon and Amy Richardson dive into networking tips that can pay dividends for your business.
If you live in the CSRA, you’re probably familiar with Bagwell Insurance Services. Neil discusses the best way to protect your business assets with someone with a trusted name in our area.
Stronger support network, increased visibility, and improved business growth are just some of the benefits of networking. Neil Gordon and Amy Richardson discuss the potential of turning networking into revenue.
In business, you have to make the right choices. When you select the right caddy for the Masters, some of the criteria is exactly the same as consulting for building a successful business. Neil explores the topic with Salamis CEO, Steven Clayborn.
Steven Clayborn, C.P.M., CPCM Salamis, LLC sits down with Augusta Business Daily publisher, Neil Gordon to discuss BATNA, short for Best Alternative to a Negotiated Agreement. When it pertains to employees, Clayborn said it is important for them to have an alternative plan set in place when it comes to making choices as to whether or not they will pursue employment at a particular business.
Spring is coming forth with good numbers. We are small business friendly and unemployment numbers are holding steady. Mike Petchenik delivers the good news that we are open for business.
Amy Richardson discusses what the YPA has to offer with Jeannine Steinkuhl and James Allen, the president and vice president of Young Professionals of Augusta. It’s a growing networking group for professionals of all fields between the ages of 21-40 years old.
There’s a quote from Titanic when Jack Dawson is dining with the rich folks from First Class and they all raise a toast to him. “I figure life’s a gift, and I don’t intend on wasting it. You don’t know what hand you’re gonna get dealt next. You learn to take life as it comes at you, to make each day count.” Amy Richardson has more on the subject with the YPs of Augusta who have learned to make each minute count in networking.
Amy Richardson asks two young professionals why join the group and the #1 answer is networking!
The Peach State made the Forbes annual list of America’s best large employers. See which companies landed a spot on the list and catch up on the status on the state’s banks in this week’s Georgia Business Minute from Atlanta reporter Mike Petchenik.
