Business Relationship Manager

Wouldn’t it be nice to hire someone to manage your business relationships for you? Many have probably wished they could but haven’t because it can be expensive, and then there are others who have hired someone, but the truth is that the only person really qualified to do that is the person who has established the relationships in the first place. This is not to say that hiring someone is not a good idea, there are people out there who can manage someone else’s business relationships quite well, but there is the cost of hiring someone to think about. Hiring a secretary or an assistant, online or in person, to handle your business relationships can be pricey, especially if you want someone who really knows what they are doing. It most certainly isn’t worth a dime to hire someone who doesn’t have a clue in how to do this.
If you don’t want to hire someone, because of the expense and/or the concern that you will be unable to hire someone who is going to be able to do the job right, there is always the internet to look to. The internet has been around for a while now, but many will forget what the internet has to offer. It is forever changing and advancing with the times to become more convenient to the average person, as well as to be helpful to the business person who has much to deal with. Help with managing business relationships can come in the form of online businesses that can be hired to do this or in the form of special networks that can make handling the relationships easier.
The internet can be a great business contact manager because there are networking sites and groups that people can join that are dedicated to making business networking easier. These sites and groups will often have functions that can help make it really easy for people to not only maintain their business contacts, but to also manage their business relationships so that all information is kept organized and up to date. While many of these websites or business networking sites may require a fee to become a member, it is usually a minimal fee that would be far less expensive than hiring a personal secretary or assistant to manage your contacts. Some of these sites, however, are free, it just might take a little bit of searching before you find them, but in the end it is worth it as you will save money and you will be able to organize and manage your contacts in the way that you prefer.
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I want to open a small business in Chicago, I have no money to invest. Know of any programs that'll help me?I hold two degrees, an Associates in Paralegal, and a Bachelors of Business Management. I also have tons of work experience.
I've contacted the SBA and was told that I would have to invest at least 25% of the capital before they can help me.
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By tanusdatta on Jul 2, 2009
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By sanju baba on Jul 3, 2009
Relationship and network are the key elements of
business expansion.
Business can not be expanded without
good relationship and strong network.
Expansion of business is the
ultimate task for the managing level.
By martiek7 on Jul 3, 2009
WARNING! MAJOR RED FLAG AHEAD!
>>> He has entered into a business relationship with my parents
Also >>> I try not to nag about him getting help
I would say, break ties. You don't owe him anything. You don't owe your parents anything. They all entered this deal of their own accord.
Get your space and talk to him as little as possible and only about business if absolutely necessary. Never talk to him about anything personal. That should stop the nagging if you can decipline yourself.
Good Luck
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By DaveJoseph on Jul 3, 2009
Apply like a regular applicant, but call her first and ask her if she is willing to be a work reference for you. If she is, then reference that in the cover letter. She'll most likely drop by HR and give them a heads up that your stuff is coming in.
As long as she will vouch for you, all you have is advantages.
By pinkyhead701 on Jul 3, 2009
Absolutely NOT.
Write a short professional letter.
Do however, contact your company's HR department and ask that you have an Exit Interview with HR and a Manager above the level of your "problem" manager. This can be done via conference call and it is usuual policy for many companies.
Make notes and tell your story, but DO NOT get mad or emotional. Say "I really liked working for ______, but this manager made it impossible to continue working there." Suggest they interview other people in the department. That's it. They now know.
By Buckminster on Jul 4, 2009
By Fox in the Snow on Jul 4, 2009
wow, that can be a sticky situation. I would advise you not to sign anything or take responsibiity for anything until there is a formal agreement. he needs to understand that right now you are not financially prepared to take on that responsibilty.
By rgw on Jul 5, 2009
Not as unique as you think. This type of work is very common in larger corp.'s and state agency's make it a habbit to have a contractual liaison around. Sounds like you are looking to be a buyer or an aid-de-camp. How you would go about something like this depends on your education and experience but always start with a bizz plan if you go out on your own and don't quit the job you have…the risks are great.
Ask a wedding planner how they started out……those folks are true liaison/relationship managers.
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