Networking, Relationships, & Personal Branding Ken Reeves, HR Executive & Former Pro Athlete 1 1.

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Networking, Relationships, & Personal Branding Ken Reeves, HR Executive & Former Pro Athlete 1 1

Background Grew up in small town Pittsburg, Tx. (pop. 4,500) Pittsburg High School Member of National Honor Society Who’s Who U.S. High Schools High School All American Football Blue-Chip List (Top 11 in State) High School All-State Basketball and Track 2 2

Definition of Networking Noun A supportive system of sharing information and services among individuals and groups having a common interest. “Networking is making links from people we know to people they know, in an organized way, for a specific purpose, while remaining committed to doing our part, expecting nothing in return.” Donna Fisher and Sandy Vilas, Power Networking 3 3

QUIZ Q: It’s not what you know, it’s who you know. TRUE_____ FALSE_______ Q: It’s not who you know, it’s who knows you. TRUE______ FALSE_______ 4 4

QUIZ (cont.) A: Both are TRUE, to a certain degree. Q: It’s not who knows you, it’s who knows WHAT YOU KNOW. TRUE______ FALSE_______ 5 5

WHY FOCUS ON NETWORKING? Expand your knowledge about different people, industries, interests, etc. -Allows you to know and be known -Diversify your interests Create/Enhance/Modify your career strategy -Locate job opportunities -Create your personal “board of directors” and find mentors Enhance your Life experiences 6 6

Effectively Marketing Yourself You must create a vision and a message about yourself and your desires (Marketing). -Create a “buzz” about yourself -Always be willing to give of yourself and and make every encounter meaningful -Think big and long-term -Nurture connections and turn them into trusted and reliable relationships 7 7

Networking Starts Now!!! Networking is daily Helping others who “you” think have nothing to offer you is imperative. Networking is sincere Be approachable!!! Be confident but not cocky and overbearing When possible, listen more than you talk 8 8

Networking Facts People love to give advice and tell their story. People love to be thought of as “experts”. Networking is not just asking for help, but making a commitment to be helpful in return. 75% of people get their jobs through networking. People love to be “heroes”. 9 9

Teamwork, Accountability, Make Others Successful, Attitude Questions??? 10 10

Do’s and Don’ts When Networking Do create a professional voicemail message and e-mail address. Do use social networking websites-Keep your profile professional. 11 11

Do’s and Don’ts When Networking Do not ask for a job (ask for advice/info). Do not spam with multiple e-mails or stalk with multiple phone calls. Do not act unprofessionally or speak negatively about a former employer. Do not ask your contact to mass distribute your resume. Do not share their contact info with others unless you have permission to do so. 12 12

Your Personal Board of Directors (PBOD) Your PBOD should help provide oversight and direction to the activities and actions critical to your personal/professional success. Your PBOD should possess a skill set that you don’t currently have. Can help you uncover and/or realize your “blind spots”. 13 13

Your Personal Board of Directors (PBOD) Should be a decision maker or know decision makers. Have a vested interest in your success should be around 3-5 people. Provide timely and transparent feedback.

7-11 Concept Research shows that it takes people 7 seconds to formulate 11 opinions about people based on a variety of variables such as appearance, speech, background, race, etc. Always remember: People see who you are before they actually know who you are! 15 15

What Do You Have to Offer? Integrity Work Ethic Professional Demeanor Perseverance Teamwork Overcoming Obstacles Ability to Deal with Ambiguity Communication Skills Attitude vs. Aptitude Community Involvement Identifying Issues Providing Solutions 16 16

Career Advice: Staying Successful Be flexible in your work assignments Volunteer for work outside your area Get a mentor Be proactive in making your career aspirations known to your manager or others who can influence your career Understand the business of your organization and that all people add value to the organization Join professional organizations in your field Seek out opportunities to serve on Boards & Committees 17 17

Preparation for the Future Network, Network, Network (and then Network some more) Dress for Success (you represent a brand image of your company) Exude confidence and self-assurance combined with humility Become a life-long learner (it is a journey) Associate with a diverse group of people Realize the leader in you!!! 18 18

Q&A 19 19

Thank You! 20 20