Webinar "Unleash the Power of Networking" - July 3
Discover how to activate your network with purpose, confidence, and impact.
This workshop will give you the keys to networking with pleasure and using your contacts strategically for your career or entrepreneurial projects:
- Why “having a network” is not the same as “activating it”
- The role of weak ties, bridging roles and serendipity
- How to create genuine, reciprocal professional connections... and let go of the rest
- How to ask for help without feeling awkward
- How to be a catalyst — even with limited time
- How to make yourself memorable and referable
At the end of this workshop, you will...
- Know where to invest your time, and how to map and analyze your network
- Feel more confident about reaching out and following up
- Shift your mindset from “I don’t want to bother people” to “I am building value”
This workshop is for you if…
- You feel your network is too small, not diverse enough, or not aligned with your current goals
- You’re considering a career shift or want to increase your visibility
- You’re launching or growing a project and need support
- You want to build a more authentic, generous, and strategic network
In summary
In a world where careers are less linear and opportunities increasingly come through personal connections, networking is not a soft skill — it’s a leadership skill.
Learning how to connect with intention, build trust over time, and activate the right people at the right moment will amplify your influence, accelerate your projects, and increase your sense of agency and belonging.
The speaker
Julie Allison (EMBA.19) is a sparring partner, executive advisor and speaker specialized in narrative strategies, influence dynamics and collective intelligence. A Sciences Po and HEC alumna and a board-certified director, she has held senior roles in luxury, hospitality, tech, and education. She teaches at Sciences Po Paris and advises executives across Europe on how to build meaningful professional relationships — and how to turn networks into active allies.