When it comes to networking, we all know the importance of making a good impression. But let's be honest - sometimes, schmoozing can feel like a bit of a chore.
You find yourself shaking hands and exchanging business cards with people you'll probably never see again, all while trying to keep a smile plastered on your face. It can be exhausting! So how can you network without feeling like a phony? Well, this week’s guest knows a thing or two about how to network…authentically.
Ted Pizzo is a Sr. VP & Client Advisor at Lockton and the President of the Northeast Executive Advisory Group (www.northeastexecutives.com), which started in 2004. The Northeast Executive Advisory Group (NEAG) includes thousands of executives, professionals and community leaders who help each other grow their respective businesses, offer support with referrals, collaborate on philanthropic endeavors and assist those between jobs land in the right place.
In this episode, you’ll hear Ted share stories from his career, why he started NEAG and how building authentic connections is at the center of it all.
Get in touch with Ted: tpizzo@lockton.com
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DISCLAIMER: This episode is not explicit, though contains mild swearing that may be unsustainable for younger audiences.
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