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Genie Network
From the President’s Desk: Business Mentoring
Introducing the new Genie Network – Networking for the 21st Century.
Mentoring from successful business people who know and understand your business challenges.
I have always been active in business networking. Developing strong, supportive, relationships with my core 20+ people has brought much success to all. These people became lifelong friends, mentors, and coaches. And their advice, propelled my careers.
Because of skills and knowledge I learned through my networking club, I was in the top three national sales person in several corporations. I personally qualified for the Presidents Circle in six months! In another job I qualified for the Circle of Excellence. These pretentious awards were earned by my hard work, but much of my success came from working smarter – using the synergy of many minds rather than doing it all by myself.
What started as a marketing tool, I called the “Resource Group,” grew into a vision of what business networking could truly accomplish. That vision took on shape when I became the founder and past President of an international networking organization. Now I want to share the best kept secrets of networking I have learned.
My life experience, and my experience as an educator in Business Networking/Marketing since 1993, are now available to you online to build your own business.
In the “about us” section I share my personal story of survival from cancer and the power of my networking club.
Welcome to the club.
Rita Schwartz, President, Genie Network Making Connections That Count™
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The Genie Network provides you with the tools to build your business networking club. We are a dynamic, fresh, innovative business networking organization meeting the 21st Century needs.
Genie Network Provides
Tools to assist you in building your business networking clubs through various medias.
An affiliate business-networking club purchases the license to use Genie Networks tools and/or materials to train and build their clubs.
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You decide how to build your business-networking club.
Our mission is education, training and the tools to assist you in your success.
Genie Network
Each week thousands of business professionals meet together at various places around the world to network, share leads, develop and practice effective business skills looking for leads, referrals and possibly a new job.
It goes without saying more than ever we are all seeking good qualified leads, referrals, services and more at an affordable price.
After interviewing thousands of business professionals over the past year the Genie Network is changing our model to meet your needs.
The new Genie Network has been a year in the making - now ready to release to you not a minute too soon.
List your business at No Charge! Yes, you read correctly - No charge.
The biggest question I get is -- What do I get for free? Great question..
1. You receive a free listing in our membership directory located here 2. Weekly Ezine packed with networking tips and skill training - sign up here 3. Contact others in the the network - for leads and referrals 4. List your items in the classifieds - Classified here - add yours today 5. Add news articles - promote your business through an educational article. 6. Market your Seminars, Workshops, Business Events and more with Genie University.
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And click here for more DBJ tech coverage.
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Watts said the fact WOB CEO Ben Novello is an ASU alumnus also might have influenced the decision.
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The Bradfords' creation won the Mayor's Cup at this year's annual parade of quirky vehicles held May 12, featuring 277 entries. "Mr. Green," made entirely from recycled scrap metal, also earned the top cash prize of $2,000.
Click on the image at right to view a slideshow of the winners from the 2012 Houston Art Car Parade.
The Grand...