There's something about networking events that really frightens me. Even though I know it's part of my job to connect with other people, I dread small talk and can get very uncomfortable. Finding ways ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Esther Choy covers leadership with a focus on business storytelling. That virtual networking event you’ve spent weeks planning is ...

We’re all familiar with the old adage, “It’s not what you know, but who you know.” Having a strong business network is a major factor in an entrepreneur’s long-term success, so it’s well worth your ...

Keith Ferrazzi knows how to network. In fact, he wrote the book on it: "Never Eat Alone." In it, he writes, "I have a confession to make: I've never been to a so-called 'networking event' in my life." ...

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. In-person networking events are returning as more and more people feel comfortable gathering indoors with larger groups of strangers. To ...

We all know that networking is important, and is a vital part of a successful career. For many of us, that requires going to events and meeting new people. Industry conferences, conventions, and ...

Unless you’re naturally gregarious, meeting new people is a challenge–and a networking event, which is all about meeting new people–can be downright grueling. You want to sound intelligent but you don ...

Over the holidays I was lucky enough to attend a few parties and meet several new people. What’s more, I’m lucky enough to have a job at Inc. that often allows me to chat with new people on the phone.

Networking. Just thinking about it makes many people nervous. Meet, shake hands, pitch yourself/your business/your idea, ask some questions, repeat, until you’ve made connections with everyone who ...

Traditional networking events, think golf outings, after‑work drinks, or invite‑only dinners, often reflect longstanding “old ...

Expand your Networks. Engage Professionally. Be Career Ready. Business Pathways is a professional development and networking event that takes place each spring semester, in the last week of February.

If you’re thinking about a new gig, then Playland Park is the place to be this summer. The Rye fun center be hosting three job fairs — two at Westchester County Center and one at Playland Park — for ...