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Season 1 • Episode 10

The Power of Networking - Hays Waldrop, Founder of IHES

Episode Description

Hays Waldrop is an entrepreneur and a champion networker who founded and runs several networking groups for healthcare executives. In his own words, he is "Switzerland" between healthcare executives and suppliers.

His groups include the Institute of Healthcare Executives and Suppliers, (IHES). Members are CEOs and their teams, including heads of the supply chain and also select suppliers. Providers join to learn from experts. This is where suppliers come in.

Suppliers come to the meetings to inform and teach these provider executives. And obviously, they can influence purchasing, and potentially that leads to sales.

In this episode, Hays dives into the importance of networking and building long-term personal relationships. This includes how you, as a marketer, can create customer networking groups for your own business.

He also shares his experience in adapting his in-person business to the virtual world, how he found how incredibly valuable the IHES network was to its members.



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