Thursday, November 19, 2009
Networking
Thankful for your Network
Featuring Sandy Jones-Kaminski
The Local Vine
At A glance
When
Thursday, November 19, 2009
6:00 PM
Networking: 6:00-9:00 pm
Where
The Local Vine
2520 2nd Ave
Seattle, WA 98121
Speaker(s)
Sandy Jones-Kaminski
Registration for this event is not available. Please call (206) 623-8632 for more information.
About the Topic
Register at networking@psama.org PSAMA Members: Free / Non-Members: $10 (you can pay at event)
Would you like to experience a better way to make and cultivate quality connections? Come join us for the Puget Sound American Marketing Association’s (PSAMA) first Pay It Forward (PIF) style networking social.
The general idea is that each guest comes to the PIF social with the intention of helping others first. At this thankful time of year, and as can usually be expected, each person leaves feeling good about having helped others as well as the help they themselves may have received.
The help could be personal (need a tip on where to find good Thai food in Issaquah) or professional (want to find a mentor outside of your company, need some new employees, looking for a new position) or spiritual (looking for a yoga studio in Belltown).
Come join us at The Local Vine, Thursday, November 19 at 6pm to participate in our version of a PIF Party.
About the Speaker(s)
Sandy Jones-Kaminski is a self-described networking enthusiast and accomplished business development professional.
In 2002, Sandy launched her own partnership marketing and biz dev strategy consulting practice called Bella Domain, LLC.
She is also a past VP of Networking for our very own PSAMA and author of the soon-to-be-published, I'm at a Networking Event--Now What???
Read her book and you'll learn why you might want to consider becoming a “pay it forward” focused person, as well as how to be more memorable while you’re out there working hard to maintain good standing within your social networks (on-line or otherwise).
You can connect with her at www.belladomain.com and can order her book entitled, I'm at a Networking Event--Now What???.
