‘Is Networking Notworking? Let’s change that’, you really don’t want to miss this one.

Hosted in the beautiful setting of the Glasgow Art Club, Women in Rail Scotland is delighted to announce that this experiential event will be delivered by Carol Deveney, Managing Director of See Change International Consulting (http://see-changes.com) on Wednesday 25th September from 1730 for registration and an 1800hrs start.

Places are limited to 20 so don’t waste any time thinking about it and register now! https://www.eventbrite.com/e/is-networking-notworking-lets-change-that-tickets-69749613973

‘Is Networking Notworking? Let’s change that’.

Unsure where or how to network? Wonder what the difference is between networking and talking to people?  Think of all the things you should have said on the way home? Worried that adding networking might tip the work-life balance over completely? Super at networking and want to exploit your skills?

If you want to understand more about how and why to build useful networking skills then this is the event for you.

If you would like to:

• Find your authentic style for networking
• Feel confident in formal and informal networking settings
• Explore some techniques to build your confidence
• Focus on cultivating successful relationships
• Plan an efficient approach to networking that suits your schedule

then sign up to our Women in Rail Scotland ‘Is Networking Notworking? Let’s change that’ event. We look forward to seeing you.

About Carol Deveney

Carol Deveney is a transport consultant and sponsor coach. Carol has held head of profession and vice president roles of Sponsor divisions in the UK and internationally in the transport sector. She has led on a variety of projects and programmes and at varying levels of seniority, including director and vice president level.

Carol combines a background in sponsoring infrastructure projects and change programmes with coaching and leadership development gained in complex, high value environments. She is an ambassador for sponsorship as a successful approach to dealing with ongoing ambiguity in projects and leading the delivery of benefits. She has a post grad in in Business Leadership and a BA in Business and Management.