SELECTED TESTIMONIALS
We certainly don’t get it right all the time, every time, for everyone… but here are some comments about our workshops and masterclasses.
A brilliant session!!! It was very useful both for work and personal life. I learned loads.
Elvina RumjantsewProbably the most interesting and informative workshop I’ve ever been to!
Alla KhakimzynovaI thoroughly enjoyed the session on networking. It was very different to other sessions I have seen and I loved hearing about some of the research behind it.
Ruth LeachJudith ran some great networking seminars for us – really informative and fun!
Kate HunterNot only did Judith make the subject matter lively and entertaining, she had the skill of presenting the human slant to the art of networking. Thoroughly enjoyable and highly recommended.
Angela HectorA very useful, informative and enjoyable workshop. It provided an opportunity to reflect about an important but often neglected skill for the workplace, and the interactive exercises really helped to marry theory and practice.
Dr Anoop KumarThe course was an excellent wake up call to the importance of networking and reminded me how lax I have been in maintaining relationships.
Neil KibbeyA great workshop.
Maj. Gen. Peter FoxA fantastic presentation.
Sanjay GandhiAll attendees were delighted with your intervention. It is clear that your sessions were a real eye opener for many not only on the importance of networking, but also on the benefits of proactively activating their contact networks."
Nicolas HansExactly the kind of inspiration and practical advice I was looking for to get my networking skills delivering for me.
K McLuskieThank you so much for such an excellent, informative and helpful session. I am already starting to put my new found thinking into action and can’t wait for the results.
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A guide to making – and keeping – the connections that make your, our and everyone else’s world go round.
The book walks you through everything you need to know about connecting with other people.
Judith and Tony’s goal in the book is to get away from the manipulative ‘working a room’ concept of networking. Instead, they use the results of research into human interactions coupled with real case studies to justify the hints, tips and suggestions they propose.