With the advent of internet technology, networking has become much easier and more efficient. Networking can be a powerful way to find new business partners and get valuable business advice for those in the business sector.

International Networking Week gives you the opportunity to network with other professionals and learn from them. Let’s explore the history of International Networking Week, and celebrate it at Days of the year!

International Networking Week is an initiative by BNI(r) that allows people to gather to hear from key networking experts around the globe to discuss the most pressing issues in our daily lives.

It is possible to find solutions for the global marketplace by bringing together business leaders, government officials, and community leaders. Local businesses can also benefit from these key specialists.

BNI (or the Business Network International) is an American networking organisation with more than 8,000 chapters around the world and more than 200,000 members. International Networking Week was established by BNI to recognize the importance of networking in business development around the globe.

BNI hosts a variety of networking events throughout the week that local businesses can attend. They also welcome visitors to bring them along to create opportunities for training and networking.

BNI provides valuable advice and resources to help you grow your business and form partnerships. Businesses can also speak with officials from governments to discuss the most pressing issues in business and to find solutions that will promote growth at all levels of the sector.

Many who participate in the event make valuable business connections and get great exposure for themselves and their companies. This is a place where entrepreneurs can offer valuable advice to those new to the industry.

International Networking Week encourages people to get out and learn about professionalism, etiquette and sponsorships. Look for a local BNI event near you to meet new people and learn more about local businesses.

If you find the experience rewarding, share it on social media with the hashtag #networkingweek so your family and friends can join in. Invite your local community members to join you in helping them get started with social networking.

Talk to your bosses about organizing a networking event in your local area if you are part of a network organization. This will help build valuable relationships and possibly lead to a new business venture.