Making a bad introduction reduces your future opportunities. Be honest, be respectful, and preserve relationships for the future.

Listen to fear---but don't let it drive. Listening to the message fear is giving us helps us find action steps to alleviate it.

The substitute program is not about your convenience. It's about bringing value to your BNI meeting when you're not there.

Learn how one education coordinator transformed his chapter's Education Moments into lively seminars with active member participation.

Tom Etherington explains how to work with the other members of your chapter to develop a strategic visitor invite campaign using LinkedIn.

Define yourself, clarify your role, build trust, connect specialists, and reap the benefits of Givers Gain.

Building a Diamond Chapter with 100+ BNI members requires strategy, accountability, motivation, and measurable goals.

If you're asked to take a leadership role in your BNI chapter, look at it as an opportunity, not an obligation.

Learn how to apply BNI's Core Values to help yourself move through John Maxwell's Five Levels of Leadership.

If you want to meet a Big Name in your industry, find someone who knows and trusts you both and ask for an introduction.