Senior leaders need to think about who benefits most from networking events

By Stephanie Crombie2022-06-01T06:00:00

Source: Morrow + Lorraine

If only upper management attend the big jamborees we risk excluding under-represented groups – and everyone ends up losing

Like many of my peers, in a few years’ time I hope to be in a senior leadership position and responsible for helping to run the practice I work in. The team will look to me for my connections and contacts; relationships I need to have started bolstering already.

Industry conferences are undeniably useful for meeting potential clients. I found myself at MIPIM for the first time this year and I wondered why so many of my contemporaries were missing.

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