10-16-2013: AREW invites you to attend a workshop/seminar with Nancy Fox of The Business Fox
Join AREW for an interactive training workshop including lecture, group exercises and coaching, focused on how to close more business through networking and communication/negotiating skills. Nancy Fox specializes in helping professional services business grow through sharper networking and niche marketing strategies grounded in providing professionals with the skills to attract and build the right business relationships. Nancy is the creator of The Foxology System: Four Quadrants of Breakthrough Success, and T.O.P.P. Networking Training, Targeted Opportunities for Powerful Professionals, an exclusive program for targeted business networking and lead generation.
Nancy co-founded the highly successful networking group, Metro Roundtable, a monthly NYC event for lawyers, accountants and bankers and is frequently quoted in major business and trade media. Nancy is the author of two books, "Make Rain Without the Pain", a guide for client attraction strategies for professionals, and "Network Like A Fox".
The first 50 registrants will receive a free copy of Nancy Fox's book, "Network Like A Fox", a targeted approach to meeting and melding with the right people for professional and personal success, in person and online.
AREW Members: $35 | Other CREW Chapter Members: $45 | Non-members: $60
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