Now for a completely different subject: networking. I have been approached by one networking group (BNI) and have gone to a couple of meetings to see how that works. A friend in a different area belongs to the Chamber of Commerce and has been really happy with the increased business she has gotten from belonging to it and it's networking group. I have already joined the Rocky Mountain Indian Chamber of Commerce, because it will help me with the issues of getting certified as a minority business, etc., etc., but in the Denver area there are more than one networking businesses (like BNI, that have groups), more than one kind of C of C (women's and the regular one), etc., etc. The price of the networking groups is large enough that it makes me wonder what is the best place to spend my (non- existent right now) money to generate business. Anyone have experience with this? I have a friend who started a computer business and we are both visiting these groups and wrestling with the decision of what to do or whether to do anything more than we already do.
Carol Carol Brussel Brussel Embroidery - Denver BrusselEmbroidery@xxxxxxxxx===========================================================
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