Networking is a critical part of your own professional development. Building a network of quality connections supports you in diversifying your skills and experience, providing new opportunities, building your support group of trusted peers and colleagues, growing yourself within your organisation and much more.
But how can you master this part of your life? It might not be something you find easy, or you may find you build a network but don’t maximise the potential that building the network brings. How do you network with professionals and do you maximise the potential of this unsung art? In this event we delve into the human and structural ways of taking networking to the next level. We explain concepts such as sleep-wake chronotypes and what that means when you have an after-work function. Based on this knowledge, you will be provided tips on how to prepare yourself to optimise your networking encounters.
You will be welcomed into an open environment where we want to understand your style of networking, what works and what doesn’t, and build some common understanding with other attendees. Come prepared to interact – this will not be a passive, one way conversation!
Bryant Yates will present for a short while on the topic of personality, sleep types and tips to prepare for your event. This will be supported by audience participation in a quick quiz-style exercise to determine your own types.
Bryant will provide a structured output tailored to each type of how to optimise the networking approach you need to adopt.
A fun, interactive session will break up the evening where you can put what you have learned into practice in a pseudo networking style exercise with other attendees, all with the full support of the APM team.
We will reach back into the group to support with follow up questions, which will help tailor your approach to networking in the future.The atmosphere will be a relaxed and supportive environment, with advice on offer whenever it is required. 

For further information and to book your place please visit the APM website