Most of the business people I speak with on nearly a daily bases are entrenched, at different levels, into some type of offline business networking. The statements I generally hear them say are: I been going to this networking group for two years and have not found one business lead The network group’s purpose fits […]
OK, lets get right down to it..Change is Change, Change is Good and Change can be strange. Change is the name of the game..still. Years ago, as little as five years ago, a change in business direction or plan would usually take place, on average, of every five years. In 2008 that changed to business […]
During my many visits with business people who are just now coming online I am asked frequently to provide my views on how many social and business networking groups a person should join? This is a really hard question to to just give a general answer since there are so many variables to what each […]
When thinking about social and business networking groups most will immediately start envisioning just the Online versions like Facebook and LinkedIn. However, the offline versions are turning out to be of more value as people start thinking about their personal and professional time they spend getting involved with these groups. There is a big difference […]
Since the creation of the Business Golf Country Club almost a year ago, I have talked with hundreds of people about the club. Most get it and a lot do not. That’s OK! The BGCC is not for everyone, but then again, it could be if more business golfers understood the power of networking within […]
I hear it nearly everyday, or at least the days I reach out to business people who say they play golf. What I hear is… I never have been able to develop any business from anyone I play golf with, so why bother? Then almost 87% of the time …
It is beyond being tough to mange the two cultures of golf, the two cultures of society and the two cultures of business especially when there is no stated clear common denominator. So the best thing to group or organization can do is declare the common ground it will cover and let their membership declare their interest to support it or move on to a group that meets their needs better.
