“I don’t see why we have to meet for lunch.” That headline of Derek Coburn’s post alone was intriguing to me.
Derek, who co-founded “cadre,” the wildly successful un-networking group for DC area business leaders, goes on to question the traditional logic of how to have that first business connection/interaction by saying,
“For a long time, if someone showed even the slightest interest in my wealth management practice, Washington Financial Group (or just seemed like a potential client), I would ask them if they wanted to grab lunch so we could learn more about each other. I always thought it made sense. There was no better way to spend my time than meeting face-to-face with a potential client or strategic partner, right?”
I strongly encourage you to read the rest of the post (and other compelling ideas from Derek) by clicking here.
