Preparations in Full Swing for the Most Amazing Series of Networking Receptions in New York

PRLog (Press Release) - May 10, 2009 -
Last Thursday, GoldenNetworking.com’s lucky guests got to enjoy its 1st Polish Networking Party at m1-5 in TriBeCa.  This business reception, co-hosted by Edgar Perez,  GoldenNetworking.com’s founder, and Polish models Dagmara Huk and Kasia Gronk, attracted personalities of the business and diplomatic worlds, including Vice Consul Michal Urbankowski, from the Consulate General of the Republic of Poland in New York, Kamila Starczewska, Gloria Cressler, Boris Kotenko, Jochen Vogler, Celina Swiderska, Tom Williams, Cathy Eidorowicz, Mirek Jamrozik, Karoline Katus, Agnes Lomotowska and Marek Wolek, among many others.

Models Dagmara Huk and Kasia Gronk, from Poland, and GoldenNetworking.com’s Edgar Perez, hosts for the evening, enjoyed mingling with their guests. Pictures of this first Polish Networking Party can be obtained here: http://www.goldennetworking.com/eventos_detalles_galeria.....

Please explore their website at http://www.goldennetworking.com to tap into a “Linkedin meets Meetup” world for the professional “on the go who wants to be in the know” and sign up for the most amazing series of Networking Receptions in the New York Tri State area:

GoldenNetworking.com’s Twitter Party, reception to be hosted on Thursday, May 28th, at 6:00PM. With the influence of such celebrities as Ashton Kutcher, Oprah Winfrey and even President Barack Obama fueling a Twitter frenzy, this micro-blogging website has been rapidly gaining cyber eminence worldwide since its creation in 2006. Attendees are encouraged to sign in on Twitter prior to the reception and have it installed in their mobile device, so they can take maximum advantage of the panel assembled for the evening, moderated by social networking expert Cecilia Pineda Feret, MBA from Columbia Business School. RSVP at http://TwitterParty.eventbrite.com and follow up updates about this reception at http://twitter.com/TweetingParty.

Around the World in 365 Days Networking Party: Russia, reception to be hosted on Thursday, June 4th, 5:30PM. Russia is a country of friendly, open and hospitable people where everybody can feel totally at home. Professionals and entrepreneurs from the former Soviet Union (Russia, Ukraine, Lithuania, Latvia, Belarus) and friends are welcome for a night of networking and partying. RSVP at http://AroundTheWorldRussia.eventbrite.com to enjoy complimentary admission before 6:30PM.

Salsa Networking Party, reception to be hosted on Thursday, June 11th, 5:30PM. Attendees will enjoy a night of upscale networking with successful professionals and entrepreneurs to the rhythm of hot Latin Salsa songs; they are encouraged to bring comfortable shoes for a complimentary Salsa Dancing introductory class at 7:00PM. RSVP at http://SalsaNetworkingParty.eventbrite.com.

4th Entrepreneurs Networking Night, reception to be hosted on Thursday, June 18th, 2009, 6:00PM. Attendees are encouraged to come with their pockets filled with business cards to exchange with fellow founders of startups, budding entrepreneurs, CEOs, CMOs, emerging technology and early stage investors, service organizations, and venture capitalists. RSVP at http://EntrepreneursNight0609.eventbrite.com.

Scandinavian Mid-Summer Party, reception to be hosted on Thursday 25th, 2009, 5:30PM. Mid-Summer is the most popular time of the year in Scandinavia. Attendees will mingle professionals and businessmen eager to enjoy this traditional Scandinavian celebration; members of the Swedish, Finnish, Norwegian, Danish and Estonian business and social community in the Tri-state area will join us for the night. RSVP at  http://AroundTheWorldMidSummer.eventbrite.com to enjoy complimentary admission before 6:30PM.

Founder Edgar Perez, Peruvian native established in New York, manages GoldenNetworking.com on Facebook (http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=39041844214) and Twitter (@GoldenNetworkin) to promote business/social networking receptions in the tri-state area.

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