On Monday, 26 August 2024, the Canterbury Bankstown Chamber of Commerce (CBCC) hosted “Business After 5: The Science of Networking” at the Canterbury League Club. The event focused on enhancing networking skills through psychological and sociological approaches.
The panel included Adam Scully, a business coach; Louise Sparkes, founder of Pineapple Marketing and Promotion; Antoinette Khalil, Principal Solicitor at Khalil Lawyers; and David Alameddine, CEO of AAA City Removalist. The discussion was moderated by Alison Attard, Executive Director of BNI Sydney Southwest.
Each speaker brought unique perspectives on effective networking, offering practical tips on relationship building, communication strategies, and personal branding. Attendees were encouraged to engage in the interactive sessions, applying the networking techniques they learned throughout the evening.
The event provided an excellent platform for attendees to connect with local business leaders and professionals from various industries. A dedicated networking session at the end allowed participants to practice their newly acquired skills in a supportive environment, fostering meaningful connections and potential collaborations.
The success of “The Science of Networking” event demonstrated the value of well-organised networking opportunities in building a strong business community. It also highlighted the CBCC’s ongoing commitment to supporting local professionals in their personal and professional growth.
