Time-blocking is key. Prioritize high-value events and set clear goals for each. Take inspiration from Singapore’s Innovfest Unbound, where startups maximize exposure by pre-scheduling investor meets. Similarly, Australian fintech leaders use AI-driven scheduling to optimize networking at Intersekt. Leverage smart calendars and post-event follow-ups to ensure quality over quantity. What’s your go-to strategy? #Networking #Productivity

Prioritize Events: Determine which events are most valuable and focus on those. Time Blocking: Allocate specific time slots for each event and stick to them. Prepare in Advance: Research participants and prepare key talking points. Use a Calendar App: Schedule all events and set reminders. Limit Event Time: Set a maximum time for each event to avoid overlap. Follow-Up System: Have a plan for quick follow-ups after each event to maintain connections.

Its easy really and that's set a schedule and keep a diary if there is a clash prioritize, you can only focus one thing at a time and trying to do multiple things at once means nothing gets your 100%

Maintaining the focus on a single subject, even if it has some consequences, helps to keep people on their toes. Always make room for any comments that are pertinent to the subject.

When juggling multiple virtual networking events, time management is key. I’d start by prioritizing events based on their relevance to my goals and the quality of the connections I expect to make. I’d set clear objectives for each event—whether it’s meeting specific people, learning about a particular industry, or gathering insights. Using a calendar or task manager to block out time for each event ensures I stay organized and avoid overlap. During the events, I’d stay focused and make the most of every interaction, following up with key contacts afterward to nurture those connections. This way, I can maximize the value from each event without feeling overwhelmed.