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    Hittin’ the Streets with HiddenMarket

    22 September, 2006 (22:48) | Atlanta Business Scene, Online Social Networking | By: Scott Burkett

    kettering2.pngToday was a very cool day. This morning I spent a couple of hours with the Kettering Executive Network, a group of around 500 C-level/VP-level executives here in the Atlanta area. I got a chance to network with some old friends, meet some kind new faces, and best of all, show off HiddenMarket as a platform for B2B social networking and market intelligence. :)

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    Speaking at the Kettering Executive Network

    12 February, 2006 (20:42) | Business Networking, Corporate Blogging, Online Social Networking | By: Scott Burkett

    For those of you who are members of The Kettering Executive Network (an executive networking group here in Atlanta), I will be delivering a presentation entitled “Business Blogging: Leveraging Web 2.0 to Extend Your Personal Brand”.

    I will provide an overview of business blogging, and share you some solid strategies for taking advantage of blogging to further build your executive brand.

    I will be presenting on Friday, February 17th, 2006, at 10:00am. The meeting will be held in Suite 700 of the Seibel Systems building at 1 Glenlake Parkway.

    If you are not a member of Kettering, but would like to have the presentation delivered for your organization, by all means, let me know.

    I look forward to seeing you all there!

    Cheers.

    Mornin’ Cup: Networking Venues

    25 January, 2006 (06:00) | Business Networking | By: Scott Burkett

    I am a member of several professional “networking” groups, including ExecuNet and the Kettering Executive Network. Recently I attended a meeting where a newcomer openly stated in his introduction that he was “not yet convinced” that attending such meetings and networking with other members was going to be productive for him. Granted, the vast majority of the audience tends to be “in transition”, and not in a position necessarily to immediately hire others themselves. Nevertheless, I say “phooey” to his statement, and I’ll tell you why.

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