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Results tagged with: networking

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Marketplace - Sept. 20, 2007
Dresses and drinks mix a networking cocktail for Fred and Red Heel
Green and Krinn of Fred Boutique and Red Heel have been so busy in last year and a half, it's no wonder they throw parties during work hours.
Tags: fred boutique, red heel, jet, clai green, ron krinn, sex in the city, shopping party, martini, boutique, networking, aids resource center, aids walk
Marketplace - Aug. 3, 2005
Etiquette sessions let you step up to the plate with confidence
When it's time for the ever-important business lunch, do you have what it takes to walk away a success? The Bartolotta Restaurant Group has launched a new series called the Etiquette Sessions, which provides tips and skills for businesspeople hungry for more than just food.
Tags: Bartolotta, Burback, Etiquette, networking, Pizzeria Piccola, Lake Park Bistro, Bacchus, Mr. B's, Ristorante
Bars & Clubs - Oct. 14, 2002
Thursday Night Drinking Club a big-city concept in Brew City
At first, Brandon David's friends laughed at his idea to start a drinking club. But Brandon's idea was more than that: He wanted to start a social club to unite young professionals and contribute to charitable causes. Plus, Atlanta and San Francisco have such clubs, why shouldn't Milwaukee?
Tags: networking, YPM, 501, water street, mantra
Bars & Clubs - Sept. 20, 2002
501 mixes drinks, networking, even romance each Friday
They get together every Friday, but don't call it a club. You'll probably meet people who can further your career, but don't call it a networking group. You might even find romance, but don't call it a singles party. Don't call it anything. Just follow their simple slogan, attached at the end of every e-mail invitation: "Giddy Up. Pass it on. See you there."
Tags: 501, networking, happy hour, YPM, dating




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