Sally Glick, Amy Arvary explore authenticity and meaningful connections at ROI-NJ’s Link & Thrive

Key points

• Authentic human connection is more valuable than transactional networking approaches
• ROI-NJ's Link & Thrive event brought together business professionals to explore meaningful relationship-building
• Sally Glick and Amy Arvary shared insights on mindset and authenticity in networking
• The event was held at Hanover Manor in East Hanover on July 16
• Building genuine relationships creates stronger, more sustainable business connections

FAQ

What is the Link & Thrive event by ROI-NJ?

Link & Thrive is a networking event designed to help attendees focus on creating authentic human connections rather than collecting business cards. The program emphasizes genuine relationship-building as the foundation of effective business networking.

Who spoke at the Link & Thrive event?

Sally Glick, an ROI-NJ team member, and Amy Arvary, a clinical hypnotherapist and mindset strategist, spoke about authenticity and meaningful connections in business relationships.

Why is authentic networking important?

According to the speakers, business relationships built through genuine human connection are more meaningful and sustainable than purely transactional networking, leading to stronger professional bonds and opportunities.