Strategic communication for demanding situations
Practical, individual coaching and training with Marietta Gädeke – built around your real situation and the impact you want to achieve.
Marietta reviews every request personally and confirms the date and format.
Focus
The course combines academically grounded models with realistic practice. Participants work on their own cases, receive precise feedback and develop solutions they can apply directly.
Communication for people with responsibility.
Learning objectives
How does goal-oriented strategic networking work? Who do I need to know to advance in my career? And how can I use conferences and meetings for my career?
In your career, it is important to forge the right ties. For founders and young entrepreneurs, a good network is as important as for talented young scientists and politicians: Successful talks at conferences, symposiums and fairs will advance you and your ideas significantly.
Everyone can learn strategic networking. Because our Lilit Seminars help with the right tools:
Granovetters theory of strong and weak connections also helps at networking
Lilit offers a seminar which focuses on practical tools and methods for strategic networking. For instance, it will give you the long-term strategies and the right means for convincing conversations and for keeping in touch. Founders, entrepreneurs, scientists and politicians need to convince others in person. Nonetheless – their networks and opportunities differ noteably. Therefore, we offer seminars tailored to different audiences. Get in touch with us – we are happy to fit our strategic networking seminars to the individual needs of you and your group.
Marietta Gädeke explains: The right networking-strategy is crucial for success.
Do you want to find out how a training for strategic networking takes place? So read our report of the seminar Networking in science at the Universität Mainz.
Are you already convinced and want to advance your career by skillful networking? Then contact us for your individual offer.
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