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Your Young Professionals can be your best ambassadors. Do your YPs know what they need to know, to best represent your company? Greg Price has tips to help you make sure they do.
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Your Young Professionals can be your best ambassadors. Do your YPs know what they need to know, to best represent your company? Greg Price has tips to help you make sure they do.
Greg: This is Greg Price with PKF Texas' Entrepreneur's Playbook.
In the current economic climate, young professionals (YPs) have started asking themselves: 'What else can I do to add value to my company? How do I venture out into the marketplace to network on behalf of my company?"
Networking can be intimidating to a YP walking into a room filled with more experienced professionals. The key is training your YPs to be prepared to speak intelligently about your company when presented with the opportunity, no matter the setting. The good news is that YPs don't need to know everything; they simply need to know, in general terms, what they are selling.
They should be able to answer the following questions:
The ability to effectively communicate these three key points allow your YPs to pave the way for the introduction to the appropriate people at your company who do know the answers to all of the specific technical questions.
Have your YPs seek out organizations that have a YP focus such as the Greater Houston Partnership's HYPE group or the World Affairs Council Young Pros programs. Getting your YPs into the networking game early allows them to build relationships for the future of your company and their careers.
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