Dear Guest,

Are you a toes-in-the-water, or a dive-right-in kinda person?

When it comes to business networking, understanding your decision-making style can greatly impact your success. For those who prefer dipping their toes in the water, decision-making is a cautious process. You analyse information, weighing the pros and cons before committing. This style often leads to well-thought-out decisions, minimising risks and maximising opportunities. However, it can sometimes result in missed chances due to over-analysis or reluctance to take bold steps.

Dive-right-in individuals thrive on spontaneity and instinct. They trust their intuition and aren't afraid to take calculated risks. This approach can lead to rapid progress and seizing opportunities as they arise. Yet, it also carries the potential for overlooking crucial details or making hasty decisions without thorough evaluation.

Regardless of your preferred style, an effective decision-making process is essential in business networking. Start by clearly defining your objectives and gathering relevant information such as the attendance list, guest speaker profile etc. Consider the potential outcomes and assess the risks involved. Consulting with trusted colleagues or mentors can provide valuable insights and perspectives.

Once you've weighed your options, trust yourself to make the best decision possible with the information at hand. Remember that not all decisions will be perfect, but each one is an opportunity to learn and grow. By understanding your decision-making style and implementing a thoughtful process, you can navigate the complexities of business networking with confidence and purpose.

Women's Network Australia helps you navigate the complexities of networking and decision making by providing tools, resources and a supportive environment. 

Over the next three weeks, we will be introducing you to our new WNA Special Interest Area Ambassadors who will help you connect with others in your profession, as well as the diverse areas of expertise in WNA. This unique national membership model will ensure that you can connect with people who know your type of business, and also women who can provide complementary services and skills to enhance your offering.

Today, we shine a light on the WNA Team (see below), who are here to help you make the most of your WNA membership, and keep you connected. Reach out if you need any assistance!

And we are rolling out BeeKonnected as our preferred platform for virtual meetings, webinars, networking, and business growth. BeeKonnected combines the services of virtual platforms like Zoom and Teams, but also links with social media and allows us to create branded profiles and groups. Use this link if you'd like to check it out - it is free. Or take part in an exclusive preview and chat with

BeeKonnected CEO Tonya Hofmann, the woman behind this incredible platform:

📆 February 15th, 7:30am (Qld time) or 8:30am AEDT

CHERYL GRAY

• Wednesday 14 February - Webinar: Compliance with casual employment legislative changes presented by Business Chamber Queensland 
• Tuesday 20 February - Breast Cancer Trials Online Q&A - "Breast Cancer and Fertility"
• Wednesday 21 February - Navigating Government Procurement - Brisbane Business Hub
• Monday 26-28 February - Perth - Cash Flow Mastery Workshops presented by Business Station
• Sunday 3 March - North Brisbane - Empowering Women’s Lead-HER-Ship - High Tea presented by Soroptimist International Moreton North Inc (SIMNI)
• Wednesday 6 March - Melbourne - HACCI International Women's Day Dinner featuring Dr Angelia Grant
• Saturday 23 March - Finding Awesomeness Through Adversity: Leanne Sklavenitis -  Melbourne Book Launch. 
  
• Saturday 24 March - Finding Awesomeness Through Adversity: Leanne Sklavenitis - Brisbane Book Launch