Providing you with avenues to make important contacts and build mutually beneficial relationships with other professional women is what WomenthatNetwork.com is all about.  Here, you will find at your disposal numerous avenues for professional development you can explore.

You may wish to begin by connecting with other registered users through the blog.  You can read the profiles of accomplished women with whom you may wish to make contact in the upcoming publication: International Who's Who of Professional & Business Women.  Biographical reference publishing is a valuable, time-tested practice that not only recognizes one’s achievements among peers, but also provides tangible, detailed, and useful information that can be used in networking or career planning.

The International Who’s Who of Professional & Business Women, currently being compiled for publication of its 10th Anniversary Edition, is a compendium of women from numerous professions, at varying levels of achievement. Through the Geographical and Professional Indexes, users can quickly locate the biographies of those who may play pivotal roles in inspiring or advising their careers. This can be done through contacting the woman to ask her opinion or advice; networking with her to develop new contacts; or simply reading her biography to discover her career path.

Learn about the Women’s Inner Circle, the highest-influencing group within the WomenthatNetwork.com community.  If you are interested in becoming heavily involved in this online community—and considerably increasing your networking opportunities as a result—you may be considered for invitation into the Women’s Inner Circle.

And speaking of networking, after you have used WomenthatNetwork.com and its considerable options for making contacts, you might be interested in establishing a local networking group.  Here is a link to an article that should get you started off on the right foot. 

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5 Ways to Start a Networking Group that Sizzles, Not Fizzles