Member Advice: Networking

Learn more about Nancy, how to network, and how to maintain relationships. 

Learn more about Grace, reaching out to your network, and the power of your network.

Learn more about Ashley, advocating for yourself and networking. 

Learn more about Grace, ways to make networking effective and fun, and how to confidently conquer networking.

Learn more about Sophie, the importance of connections, and online networking.

Learn more about Jenny, finding a community, and supporting other women.

Learn more about Chloe, networking consistently, and maintaining contacts.

Learn more about Veronica, staying focused, and staying confident.

Learn more about Manon, the power of diversity, and staying true to yourself.

Learn more about Simone, building a powerful network, and leaving a legacy through mentorship.

Learn more about Mary, the importance of female role models, and changing company culture.

Learn more about Carol, nurturing all your relationships and doing it wisely.

Learn more about Amy, successful networking and using it to build your career.

Learn more about Camille, taking a new approach to networking and investing in yourself by connecting with others.

Learn more about Betty, listening and meeting new people.

Learn more about Jennefer, networking and success.

Learn more about Terri, best networking practices, and why networking works.

Learn more about Karen, being open-minded about asking for help and keeping relationships a priority.

Learn more about Natalie, the importance of relationships and resilience.

Learn more about Meg, building a great team and collective goals.   

Learn more about Elisa, being confident, and using your network.

"Intellectual work is solitary and often slow. But without it, what do you bring to your relationships? Better to have the professional respect of ten of the right people than a database of thousands."

Jennifer Dziura, Founder, GetBullish

Learn more about Jennifer, networking successfully and purposefully.

"Life - and work - is much more rewarding when you have an inclusive mindset of connection. I sure wish I had known this earlier!"

Manisha Thakor, Founder & CEO, MoneyZen Wealth Management

Learn more about Manisha, making true connections and how your mindset affects your life.

"Nurture your professional relationships in all directions - people senior to you, peers in your organization, and people junior to you. Keep connected with them, even if you only reach out occasionally."

Carol Cohen, CEO and Co-founder, iRelaunch

Learn more about Carol, nurturing all your relationships and doing it wisely.

"No one else is responsible for your professional success and career development more than you. So, put yourself in the driver’s seat and attend a few networking events and conferences to learn, expand your network, or gain insights about a new industry or topic."

Moha Shah, Global Initiative, Harvard Business School

Learn more about Moha, networking effectively and investing in your career.

"I’ve learned you must invest in your business and yourself - whether it’s an educational conference, an online course, or joining Ellevate - we all need to continue to grow, evolve and learn."

Amy Adams, Founder of AJA Marketing

Learn more about Amy, investing in yourself, and the power of networking.

"Most business challenges are industry agnostic, so having peers that truly understand each other allows for the mutual benefit of encouragement and problem solving, regardless of our unique businesses"

Sara Gragnolati, Founder and CEO of Cocomama Foods

Learn more about Sara, using your network to problem solve, and how to evaluate your network's worth. 

"I gain so much from networking with other accomplished women. It is truly inspiring and propels me to be better."

Jennifer Robinson, CEO & Founder, Purposeful Networking

Learn more about Jennifer, the power of networking, and finding inspiration in other women. 

"Cultivating diverse professional relationships, both strong and loose, is the key to success in all aspects of professional life. These relationships can facilitate new business, ease transitions, make negotiations on current matters easier, form the basis of new friendships and provide opportunities for learning."

Dana Krom, Partner, Shearman & Sterling LLP

Learn more about Dana, how to become better at networking, and how to diversify your approach. 

“I had the guts to go up to a bunch of married men at a bar and said “Hi.” One conversation led to another and two months later I was invited to a reception with 100 people I didn’t know.” 

Emily Filloramo, Founder and CEO, Be More Extraordinary Academy

Learn more about Emily, having the guts to speak up and be a savvy networker.

"People do business with PEOPLE, not with businesses."

Tanya Boggs, Owner, Tanya Boggs Photography

Learn more about Tanya, putting your best face forward and connecting with people.

"Try to use others’ perspectives to reach and connect with people in a more meaningful and empathetic way, rather than just through your own world view. It’s amazing how much more effective that approach can be!"

-Michele Gagne Wertz, Sr. Director, Information Management and Interactive Solutions, Mass General Hospital

Learn more about Michele, connecting with people and staying authentic.

"Manage your time well, making and taking time to build and nurture your relationships."

Susan Dench, President, Muddy Dog Media

Learn more about Susan, making and taking the time, and networking.

"There is power in networking and building relationships. Never be afraid to ask for a mentor and eventually a sponsor."

Ruth Ross, President, R Squared Resources

Learn more about Ruth, networking and finding the right mentor.

"Network as much as possible and become active in the trade association of your industry. There is tremendous value in being visible and well-connected in your chosen field."

Anne Miller, Sales & Presentation Specialist, Chiron Associates, Inc.

Learn more about Anne, the power of networking and being visible.

"Surround yourself with people who challenge, inspire, stretch and support you to be your very best. Be more selective of your peer group and even more selective of who you listen to."

Camille Preston, Founder and CEO of AIM Leadership

Learn more about Camille, being your best and surrounding yourself with the right people.