It s good to find commonality in anything, though, whether it s cultural, academic, work-related. And if you haven t, you will. He helps to run the popular Coffee and DoughNets events, where business people gather in informal setting and start-ups hook up with potential investors. In just three short years, the program has grown from around a dozen people to more than 350 attendees a pattern that is indicative of the area s tech boom. There are no agendas, says Arnowitz.
People are friendly.
It s a wonderful networking experience because of the people who are there. The value is in the attendees, who are mostly Internet entrepreneurs. You should network online first by joining email lists before going offline, he says. Ad Marketing and Action Net. Creating an online persona is important, says Arnowitz.