What Business Are You Really In?
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About this event
Always a difficult moment when you meet someone new at a networking meeting and they ask… What do you do? You know that they are really asking “What can you do for me”.
We nearly always answer with the Job that we do E.g., "I am an insurance agent." "I sell real estate." "I am in IT". or "I am a Property Manager." ..
Answering this way is not generating conversation. We want them to say to you. “WoW tell me more…..”
Join us on July 21st 12 – 2pm in The Mahi Space Conference Room. We will explore “What business you are really in. Learn 3 different elevator speeches that will spark interest in what your business does and have some fun practising your elevator pitch with speed networking.
Tickets $10 each, including a light lunch.
Organiser Horowhenua District Council
Organiser of What Business Are You Really In?
Horowhenua District Council is part of a vibrant region with beautiful scenery, fantastic community spaces and events covering all full spectrum from community, to sports, and business.
Te Takeretanga o Kura-hau-po is Levin's Cultural and Community Centre. A buzzing little vibrant space where people from all aspects of the community can come. A fanstatic array of facilities for locals and visitors, and access to a variety of service and resources for everyone to enjoy.
Te Awahou Nieuwe Stroom offers you museums and exhibitions dedicated to the stories of this place, Te Awahou–Foxton, and the people who have connections here. It’s also home to our community library, a resource for all to enjoy. Partering with local iwi Māori and the national Dutch community, Te Awahou Nieuwe Stroom combines our local library and Council services with galleries dedicated to the three partners. It brings together Foxton residents and visitors in a facility and attraction that will deliver sustainable value for our community.
Shannon Library is a smaller branch which runs a variety of council services and different programmes. One of the main routes between Manawatu and Horowhenua it is a lovely little place to stop for travelers. One of NZ's smallest power stations is located there - Mangahoe Power Station.
