Episode 50: How to Develop a Network

Network development for most people is not easy, especially in a culture that doesn't support it. There are many fundamentals that have to be in place. Then one has to effectively navigate interaction. Lastly how does one develop a long term relationships. You will also learn what the inner circle is about.For more questions contact Uros Micic on whatsapp +46728412849

Entrepreneurs are a prime example of making things happen. In this episode, I was privileged enough to host a fantastic example of a man who knows how to run a show. Per Grape has a long history with many endeavors. From being a military officer to running his own ventures and exiting. This episode is about understanding the characteristics and qualities of a person who makes things happen. Enjoy

Donnie the superconnector works in the biggest KTH tech university in Sweden helping students researchers and employees develop their ideas from inception to commercialization. Donnie has spend 9 years in the army working as an officer where he learned mediation skills that eventually translated into his work. Over the years his networking and connecting style changed where he learned better more informal strategies to network.

Emi Olausson Fourounjieva is a professional with over 20 years of experience within tech industry. She is a data-driven Business Growth & Human centric advisor, Transformational coach as well as podcast host of the show called Digital Transformation & AI for Humans. What is specifically interesting about Emi is her global reach and mindfully approach to our changing society. In this episode we discussed her mindset and strategy when it comes to mindfully moving into the future.

Ellie is a Venture Manager at Hidden Dreams. VC studio that specializes in identifying problems on the market and creating successful ventures round them. Ellie is also expert networker that has her way of getting to right knowledge, pulling the right strings and making big things happen. In this episode we will explore Ellies work flow, how she got to where she is and what made her into a person she is today. Hope you enjoy the episode 🎙

After a panel discussion with at Hyper Island I had the pleasure of interviewing all 3 speakers about their life experiences and what it means to transition from school to real world. The first speaker is Anna Gullstrand, Chief people & culture officer at Mantimenter. Second speaker is Mathias Appelblad, Global creative director at SEB. Third one is Marco Cavazzana, Chief Design Officer at Varient. At the end there are 5 hyper island students that chare their reflections from the talk.

Samuel is co-founder of a co-living organization called Allihoop. Allihoop is an organization that houses over 400 people across 4 locations in Stockholm. Despite being only 4 years old they came very far and are expanding to a new city. Besides the fact that they have residents, they have an embedded technological angle designed to nurture community. In this episode, you will hear a thought process of how Samuel when it comes to nurturing and building communities.

One of the departmentments that gives organisations a cutting edge advantage is the Learning and Development department. This episode is dedicated to exploring different types of perspectives from within this department with today's guest speaker Frida Monsén, a head of L&D department at Vattenfall. Her LinkedIn profile https://www.linkedin.com/in/frida-mons%C3%A9n-91ab0693/

We as humans have a lot of misconceptions about our world and possibilities in front of us. In this episode, we will cover misconceptions and the beauty around Networking. Lirone Glikman, is a true expert on the subject and she has been teaching the power of networking for over 12 years! She possesses a skillset of relationship building and perspectives that puts her into her own league. With the best of intentions and graceful approach to sales Lirone is sharing with us the best of her knowledge for us to realize that the world is our oyster. You can find her website, Instagram and linkedin in the links below https://www.Lironeglikman.com https://www.instagram.com/lirone_glikman?igsh=MWJvbnlleWd0ajdiMQ== https://www.linkedin.com/in/lironeglikman?utm_source=share&utm_campaign=share_via&utm_content=profile&utm_medium=android_app

Between 2 of my guests, there is 50+ years of experience in the corporate world. Albert Bengtson has been working within Apple as an enterprise business development for over 10 years while Roland Williams has a history in IBM and Project Management within Coca-Cola. Their career led them to write a book on Intraprenurial Capital. A new form of capital that promotes innovation from within. In this episode we will explore their perspective on the changing corporate world and how intraprenours are more important then ever. You can order the book here As for the text about us on either channel, here’s a better link to share for listeners to BUY the book: https://www.intrapreneurial.capital/shop/