Networking is the time proven, most effective method for building your business. When was the last time someone introduced you to your next client or project and vice versa? There are many approaches and organizations, which promote business networking. MNG believes that by collaborating with your contacts, you can help your business (and theirs) grow.
Members of MNG enjoy a professional yet relaxed environment to promote their businesses, build long-term working relationships and partnerships, and develop strategic alliances geared towards enhancing and growing a business. Come participate in our group brainstorming sessions to see what professional advice the members of MNG can provide your business with.
“Do you get what you pay for? Know what kind of help you really need—and how to get it.”
Start time:
08:00pm
End date:
Tuesday, February 21st
End time:
09:30pm
Published:
Monday, January 30th
Whether you’re starting a business, thinking of starting one, or trying to grow an existing business or freelance practice, you have a lot of questions - do I need a lawyer, do I need an accountant, do I need to incorporate? Do I need a formal business plan? Should I take my brother-in-law’s advice, or my banker’s? How do I get my accountant and computer guy to work together? Could a consultant or coach help me?
“Do you get what you pay for? Know what kind of help you really need—and how to get it.”
Lenny has worked with, hired (and fired) a variety of business advisers for clients in 20 years as a business and technology consultant. Benefit from his experience to avoid beginner mistakes and get more bang for your professional services buck.
"Meatballs and a Movie" featuring Jump with Jill
IHM School
3002 Fort Hamilton Parkway
Brooklyn
For details and sponsorship or ticketing information, please go to the Cub Scout Pack 187 website.
Planning meeting and free open networking event for the new Junior Board for the American Cancer Society's Brooklyn branch. The focus of the Junior Board is to raise funds and build awareness for the work that the American Cancer Society does locally to help cancer patients and prevent cancer right here in Brooklyn. This will be a great opportunity for young business people who want to give some time to charity while having fun and connecting with others.