The Chemistry Club, a leading independent group serving the technology sector, has today announced they will run a series of networking master classes. The course is set to launch later this year and has been co-created with leading industry trainers.
London (PRWEB UK) 9 February 2012
The one day Master Classes are aimed at senior executives and will help participants improve their networking skills. Taking the company’s founders own experiences in the networking field and with the help of specialist trainers, the company has created a thorough hands-on programme.
The Chemistry Club aims to cover every aspect of face-to-face networking as well as creating a simulated networking event to help delegates practice their new found skills. The master class will cover a wide range of topics including; learning how to prepare for events, combating nervousness, developing confidence in your ability to connect with people you don’t know, and how to start, sustain and finish conversations. Understanding how to make a lasting impression, how to present information about yourself and improving your self-projection will also be covered.
The master class will cost £1100 + VAT and to ensure all attendees gain maximum value from the programme classes sizes are kept to a minimum. Every individual who attends the class will receive a personal reference toolkit providing comprehensive networking information to refer to after the course.
About The Chemistry Club
The Chemistry Club is a leading group serving the technology sector. The company was established in 1999 and holds a series of special briefings, business-to-business events, executive coaching and networking master classes in the Central London area. The business run by Mark Simon is known for its networking events which have enabled people to meet and share their thoughts and experiences in a neutral environment.
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