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raditional networking is
not for everyone.When
it comes to connecting
with new people, many
people are “Networking
Naked”, a phrase coined
by tech founder Jason
Johnson. “Each year, 225
million event attendees suffer from Networking
Naked. Networking Naked is networking the
way it is right now. It’s awkward, stressful,
and inefficient,” he said. But Johnson has
done more than just diagnose people with this
disease, he’s created the cure through his app,
Konveau.
When it comes to connecting with new people, many people are “Networking Naked”,
a phrase coined by tech founder Jason Johnson. “Each year, 225 million event attendees
suffer from Networking Naked. Networking
Naked is networking the way it is right now.
It’s awkward, stressful, and inefficient,” he
said. But Johnson has done more than just
diagnose people with this disease, he’s created the cure through his app, Konveau.
Two Apps That
Will Spark Up
The Right
Conversations
Trying to hook up with a potential customer or client can be daunting, particularly for new entrepreneurs. Because the
stakes are so high, revealing their new
product or service to a complete stranger
for the first time is a “thing” that causes
fear, anxiety and most often, awkwardness. “At first it was hard to explain my
business because I assumed no one would
understand it,” said Jake, a newly transitioning entrepreneur from Milwaukee.
“Admittedly, I am also a little timid in large
forums like conferences or career fairs so
I needed to get outside of the norm to
network. Wtih this type of technology, I
finally have the resource I need to help my
company get to the next level.”
For Jake and those like him,, a new wave
of networking events with a mission to
combat the awkwardness of networking
is rolling in. Held as a series of “Entrepreneur Nights”, the purpose of igniting
ideas, IGNITE is helping spark meaningful
networking experiences for entrepreneurs
in an authentic and digital way using
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