Going To An Event Make The Most Of It

Developing the Next Generation of Rainmakers Going to an Event: Make the most of it A lawyer I am coaching sent me an email about an event she would be attending. I’ve some exciting news. I’m planning to attend the AAA Asssociation Annual Meeting in a couple of weeks. A current client of the firm is also attending the event and has offered to introduce me around to her contacts. As you know, I’m trying to grow my book of business servicing ZZZ companies. I wanted to reach out to you to get some advice on how I should be prepare for the upcoming event and to make the best use of this opportunity. This is the first conference of this type that I will be attending. Any tips you have would be greatly appreciated. It is always great to have a client going to the event and introducing you to her contacts. But, sometimes you are on your own. I recommended the lawyer read three short pieces I believe are helpful. The first is from Bob Burg.  It is his 10 Feel Good Questions. The second is 15 Tips from Keith Ferrazzi:Conference Commando The third is a Forbes piece about following up after the event: How To Master The Art Of Networking Follow-Up. I believe all three have ideas worth considering to prepare for an event. I practiced law for 37 years developing a national construction law practice representing some of the top highway and transportation construction contractors in the US.