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Toronto’s Networking Gurus

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July 14, 2010 by Andrea | Comments (1)


With the web taking over, we live in a society in which it is impossible to not be connected.  The challenge though is connecting with the right people or standing out when anyone and everyone has a blog.  Knowing the right people can help.  Networking is key, and some of us are not as naturally good at it as others.  Fortunately, many of those social butterflies use their networking prowess to help connect others with the appropriate people that can advance careers, drive sales, or take your business to the next level.  We’ve put together a list of a few of Toronto’s best connectors who have dedicated their careers to bringing others together or have that certain je ne sais quoi that has helped their hosted events or blog stand out amongst the rest.

HEYDOYOU -  yvonnekai.blogspot.com
HeyDoYou described as for the “cute, clever, and connected” is a lifestyle blog that started in 2007 in Toronto, Canada. Its love affair with special events, beauty products, street fashion, international trends and shiny gadgets yield over 40,000 readers per month. The Los Angeles extension began Summer of 2009 and continues to be a portal for social media and word of mouth marketing.  Follow these ladies to find out about the events you need to be at, the products you need to be wearing, and the people you need to know.

THE SOCIETY -  thesocietytoronto.com
The Society states their mission as: To make culture a relevant and affordable luxury.  A cool and modern version of a private members-only club, The Society delivers a calendar of unique Socials and Cultural Encounters that challenge, excite and renew their members affinity for the arts, culture and entertainment.  Their events always make headlines and are THE place to meet the young and prominent from a wide range of industries.

SPROUTER -  sprouter.com
Sprouter facilitates networking and collaboration between entrepreneurs globally. Providing a platform for users to connect with other innovators, entrepreneurs can expand their networks to include fellow entrepreneurs and startups with similar interests and goals. By answering the question “What are you working on?” in 140 characters or less entrepreneurs can discover and join events in their local areas, start discussions and follow topics of relevance to their business.  Signing up for an account is easy and free and can open the door to endless possibilities and new business connections.

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