A DEVEX CAREER WEBINAR:
Networking 101
  • Tags:
  • job search, networking, career transitions

While many of us dread the very thought of it, networking is critical to career advancement.

Whether you are looking for your first job in a new sector, or seeking out your next challenge, putting yourself out there in-person is the most effective way to make valuable new connections and sell yourself outside of your CV.

Executive career coach Shana Montesol Johnson joins Devex to discuss the do’s and don'ts of networking and explain why it doesn’t have to be the uncomfortable and awkward experience many of us fear it will be.

By joining us for this Devex Career Webinar, you will learn:
  • How to reframe your approach to networking
  • Tips for connecting in ways that play to your natural strengths
  • Strategies for developing an effective networking plan
Complimentary admission to this webinar is provided to Devex members with premium accountsIf you have a free Community Membership, you will be prompted to upgrade as part of your registration.



Shana Montesol Johnson
Executive Career Coach

Shana Montesol Johnson is a Harvard-educated certified executive and leadership coach and facilitator. She has coached leaders in Fortune 100 companies, family-owned businesses, United Nations agencies, and nonprofits. One focus of Shana’s coaching for the past 10+ years has been in the global development sector, with clients in organizations such as the World Health Organization, the Asian Development Bank, and Plan International. In connection with this work, she launched what became a popular and award-winning blog, Development Crossroads.

Kate Warren - Moderator
Senior Director & Editor, Devex Recruitment and Careers

Kate Warren is the senior director and editor of careers and recruiting content at Devex. With more than a decade of international development recruitment experience working with NGOs, consulting firms and donor agencies, she has a finger on the pulse of hiring trends across the industry and insider knowledge on what it takes to break in and keep advancing once you do.