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Posted: October 27, 2014
Cino of Tyga-Box discusses face-to face networking
Name: Nadine Cino LEED AP
Title: CEO & co-Inventor
Company Name: Tyga-Box Systems, Inc.
Years in Commercial Real Estate: 20
In the last 12 months, which project, transaction, honor or accomplishment are you most proud of and why?
I am most proud of being awarded a scholarship at IESE, an prestigious international university, affiliated with Harvard, dedicated to developing entrepreneurs who are scaling their companies to grow globally.
What social media and/or face to face networking activities do you find most beneficial professionally?
LinkedIn is a huge asset from my point of view, despite the fact that I severely underutilize it. As a people-person, face-to-face networking is most productive for me. However, I'm a bit of a "reverse-networker," in other words, I take as few cards as possible, so I can be truly engaged with the human being I'm talking to, and ascertain how I can help them or vice versa.
What are you doing to increase your client base from local / regional markets to national / global markets?
We will be launching Tyga-Trax, our proprietary cloud-based asset tracking app which will put us in the global playing field rather quickly.
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