Hierarching events

Johnnie Moore

Johnnie Moore

I’m Johnnie Moore, and I help people work better together

Most events that promise to be about “networking” seem to be more about retaining a one-to-many model of engagement. One person speaks everyone else listens. That is a kind of network a centralised one (see (a) in the diagram). But what I think most of us intend by a network event is one where we’re given plenty of scope to be active in choosing our own connections a bit more like (c) in the diagram.

If your networking event is based on (a) then I suggest you call it a hierarching event. That would be closer to the truth.

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