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Nathan Killebrew
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Networking with rockstars

Nathan Killebrew
  • Investor
  • Clinton, Ms
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In my short time in diving into the world of REI, I've realized the most powerful skill to have is the ability to network. Having an understanding of REI is important, but who you know is more important.

I've always been good with people and enjoy discussing life with people, but I realize I can always improve.  What are your tips for networking with powerful people? What questions are good to ask?

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Christopher Phillips
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@Nathan Killebrew

I'm no good at networking. However, I've found the best way to network with powerful people would be at charity events. People tend to let their guards down and everyone is at a level playing field. When it's a fancy event, it's harder to break the ice. When someone is doing a beach cleaning charity event or bowling for sick children or doing something with pet adoptions with the ASPCA, people tend to be very open to conversation. Hobbies as well. Dee Snyder has a motorcycle run every year around now, it's great because everyone is dressed for the road, so you can just talk to people like you've always known them.

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