Baby Boomer Women: Consider the “Red Hat” Network
Baby boomers, like other groups, need networks. What kinds of networks? Well, consider the “Red Hat Society.” No, I’m not talking about a network of Linux users. It’s a network of women over the age of 55 who get together for fun and various activities. And networking, of course!
I remember seeing a bunch of women wearing purple and red, with red hats, in a restaurant. That color combination doesn’t do a thing for me, but I was interested to see how much fun they were having (no drinking, as I could see).
As networks go, this one has been great for many women.
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[...] Speaking of non-traditional, consider finding your niche in networking by thinking outside of the business box. What kind of people do you like to be around? It could be gender-based, alumni groups, hobbyists – or even defined by age: at Small Business Boomers, Jean takes a look at the popular Red Hat Network. [...]
[...] Speaking of non-traditional, consider finding your niche in networking by thinking outside of the business box. What kind of people do you like to be around? It could be gender-based, alumni groups, hobbyists – or even defined by age: at Small Business Boomers, Jean takes a look at the popular Red Hat Network. [...]