TORONTO NETWORKING MEETINGS GROUP is the only city sponsored meetings group on Linkedin, in Toronto. Attendance to our events are free but attendees need to register and be a part of the group. At this session, we are having Adel Ather, Internet Marketing guru who lives and resides right here in Toronto, providing a session on Internet marketing. Adel is also a supporter and regular of the TNMG meetings. Following Adel's presentation, the regular socializing and one-on-one networking will start.
In a no nonsense, plain English approach, a logical and intelligent approach to the Internet Marketing will be demystified.
In this presentation the following topics will be discussed :
Combined membership on Meetup and Linkedin to our group exceeds 1,000+ members. We are a synergistic group of entrepreneurs, business owners and professionals who wish to network with others outside the scope of our immediate circle.
Join us, make friends, exchange contacts, and over all, value from a very informal yet very professional and social group of Torontonians. Membership to other similar organizations are over $500 annually.
Our membership increases to approximately 100+ new members each month. We invite you to be a part of our group and value from social networking with other professionals.
Kind regards,
Reza.
Founder & Facilitator.
Toronto networking Meetings group.
Parking Information:
1.) Empress & Yonge - 5095 Yonge Street - Loblaws Parking. $6 Flat after 6:00 PM
2.) Municipal Parking on Beecroft Rd (Parallel to Yonge Street on the West Side) approximately $5 flat rate.
3.) North York Centre Subway for people taking the subway (one stop south of Finch), property literally attached to the 5100 Yonge Street
4.) Free parking approx 5 minutes walking distance from residential areas.
I think that people should start thanking to the people who spend their own time (as well as money) for organizing those events.
Such events require more efford than you could imagine.
Many things could occur since it is a live event. It always could have been better. Hard to satisfy everybody's expectations.
I personally thank to the people who made this happen, so far.
Technically, enjoyable, but ,socially, requires more timing.
Thanks, guys.
Ian, for your correction & information:
- We started event at 7:07 vs. 7:00
- We are an informal group - not Victorian.
- New facilitators introduced.
- Rooms are booked for 3 hrs (not 2)
- Guest speaker was professional & well received
- Presentation with QA on from 7:30 to 8:05 (not 10 minutes)
- 8:05 PM onward, networking went on & folks socialized till 10:00 PM.
- Membership to our group is free & run by volunteers!
- I have no regrets but am sorry you do.
Kind regards,
Reza.
Reza THANK YOU for organizing a great event! The venue was excellent, the speaker was highly informative and I learned more in 10 minutes than I have had in some of the speaking engagements that lasted for hours. I saw the microphone introductions to the group a vital component of the event. As a result, we quickly identified the people we wanted to immediately link with. Reza, thank you for donating your time, expertise, and financial resources to organize a quality business event!
I was very excited after your meeting in February 2010 but after your April 2010 meeting I do not think I missed anything in March. You book a venue for 2 hours have a guest speaker and people take time out of there busy lives for a 10 minute presentation WHAT A WASTE OF TIME.You should start at 7pm no matter how many people are there.Take 1hr for the presentation including question and answers. Then 1 hour for networking whether is it one on one or introducing your self on stage.