AN ECLECTIC mix of business people, including bookkeepers, boarding kennel operators, web designers, energy efficient building designers, a camper trailer supplier and a Christmas pudding maker, were among participants at Cardinia Shire Council’s first speed networking event on Tuesday 15 July.
The event, in which local business people swapped tips and promoted their products in a fast and fun environment, was held at the Cardinia Cultural Centre on Tuesday 15 July.
Cardinia Shire Council Business Development Officer Phil Jackson said speed networking was an effective and entertaining way to build business relationships.
Speed networking involves businesses meeting potential customers, suppliers and key contacts.
Cardinia speed networking participants were given just four minutes to promote products and exchange business cards before moving on to the next contact. Christmas pudding maker Marina Kuhse, from Down the Chimney, ensured every one remembered her card – she attached it to a sample pudding.
Cardinia Shire Council Business Development Officer Phil Jackson said speed networking was an effective and entertaining way to build business relationships.
“Effective networking goes a long way to promoting an integrated local economy, where businesses grow and provide local jobs,” Mr Jackson said.
Speed networking to build businesses
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