'Networking' tagged blog posts in Kelly Hoey's Blog

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Breaking Chains to Build New Links: Networking in the "Old Boys Club" of Law!

Kelly Hoey
October 17 2011


I had the pleasure of sitting down with Ms JD last Tuesday to answer their question: how do we network as women in what often feels like the old boys network of law?

Or, as I restated the question:

 "How do you network when all of the decision makers are old enough to be your father?  And how do you do so successfully without one of three potential scenarios from him: the protective-father...

 
Tags: Ms JD, Networking
 
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Serendipity, Networking & Opportunity

Kelly Hoey
October 2 2011


Finding new opportunities, involves work and a whole bunch of other factors, such as a network, resources like time and money, plus energy, imagination, creativity and stamina and don't forget to sprinkle in a little managed selflessness and focused self-interest.

And other times, it just requires a little serendipity.

Read More: http://screenporchsessions.wordpress.com/2011/10/01/serendipity-the-advisory-board-position/

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The Conference and The Lanyard

Kelly Hoey
June 25 2011


I attended the Names Not Numbers this week in New York. This was the highly anticipated New York debut of Editorial Intelligence’s annual ideas conference, with big thinkers and players across politics, media, business, academia, technology and culture. Once invited, I enthusiastically RSVP’d for the conference (as all good invitees to invitation-only events should do) and early Monday morning I arrived, all suited-up, at The Crosby Hotel to register for Day 1.

To my...
 
 
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Plug In & Connect Your Network(s)

Kelly Hoey
August 3 2010


You've got your "friends", "connections" and "followers".

Now what.....

Connect.

I know the next questions. Why work at connecting? Why work at becoming someone who connects others?

Simple. The wider your net – the greater your opportunities.

Givers gain.

Kids are taught to "share" their toys, so, if your network is a "sandbox" you expand its boundaries and increase the activity within it, by sharing your contacts, information and ideas with others.

Here's...