HELP!! Professional networking: I am a new MBA seeking referrals from people with mid-large companies?

Join a professional networking group, such as Linkedin.com.

It's free, no obligation, and it should give you a leg up into the world of networking.

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From what I gather, you are casting a very wide net, and that can be perceived as desperation (not a good signal). Perhaps being more specific about the industry you want to be in will help... If you aren't sure, it might be a good idea to work through a headhunter or staffing service (they tend to have established relationships with larger companies) to help target your search and get your foot in the door.

Good luck!

I'm also a fan of LinkedIn.com for the professional networking opportunities.

Also, you can try Ladders.com for career searches with salaries over 100K annually.

What about executive search firms?

Hi, our company is expanding and is recruiting people to join our firm. We are dealing with financial and marketing. I would like to invite you to my company for a further discussion. Should you be interested, can you kindly drop a mail of your contacts and resumes and scanned copies of your certificates if you havent taken O levels or diploma or higher in local (sg).

Hope you receive your positive reply.

Regards

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