Business Networking Events In South East Brisbane
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How to Network at South East Brisbane's Business Events
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How do you keep a conversation going when at a networking event in Brisbane ?
Stop trying to be interesting, aim to be interested. Ask thoughtful questions about their experience as a business owner in Brisbane the rewards and challanges. People normally remember how you made them feel more than what you actual said.
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What’s the best way for introverts to ease into networking events in Brisbane?
Arriving early to become familiar with your surroundings and attending smaller business networking events, like the South East Brisbane Chamber Of Commerce's free Coffee & Connect could be a great place to start. Focus on a few genuine conversations instead of trying to meet everyone.
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When is it best time to follow up after a Brisbane networking event?
Following up within 24–48 hours after a Brisbane networking event keeps the connection warm and shows genuine interest, making it far more likely to grow into a meaningful business relationship.
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I enjoy attending the SEBCC events to connect with other like-minded business owners - often we are isolated in a Home office - it's a great opportunity to meet others, grow my connections & a good excuse to put on some make-up and get out of my active wear 🙂
— Christina Hull (Google)
Being a solo business owner can get pretty lonely, so the 'Coffee and Connects' sessions have been a great for me. The networking is always structured, which is great because it actually gets you talking to people instead of just standing in the corner like a wallflower.
I’m now on the committee as a volunteer, and I see how much work goes into making this a success for everyone. At the end of the day, businesses need other businesses. It’s been a great way to build real relationships and find local people I can actually turn to. Highly recommend joining if you're local and looking for a bit of community.
— Elaine Simpson (Google)







