`Hooked on Networking’, the definitive guide for high-level professionals to enhance their networking skills. Co-authored by Shannon E. Johnson and Gus Calabrese, this book is a treasure trove of strategies for those aiming to expand their professional network in the corporate world.
At ‘Hooked on Networking’ and our ‘Breakfast with the Boss’ events, our vision is to cultivate a dynamic space where innovative ideas meet seasoned wisdom. We’re not just about networking; we’re about creating meaningful connections that inspire growth and success. Our book and events are designed to be the catalysts for transformative professional and personal development, blending the casual ease of a breakfast chat with the professional depth of a strategic meeting. It’s where the energy of ambitious professionals meets the insight of industry veterans, setting the stage for collaborations that redefine success.
Shannon Elizabeth Johnson is an author whose literary journey blossomed from her widely acclaimed blog, Hooked on Everything. Launched over a decade ago, the blog gained immense popularity due to its inspiring and educational content, encouraging readers to explore and pursue their passions. This success led Shannon to extend her influence into the realm of books, writing with the same intent—to inspire and educate. Her books often weave together narratives that not only entertain but also impart valuable lessons, motivating readers to pursue whatever they find inspiring or captivating. Beyond her writing, Shannon is deeply committed to philanthropy. Her endeavor to give back to the community is exemplified by her substantial support for nonprofit organizations such as Sponsor Seniors, Inc. and the Make-A-Wish Foundation. Through her work, Shannon not only contributes to the literary world but also makes a significant impact on society, championing the cause of various nonprofits and using her platform to support and uplift those in need. This blend of creativity and altruism defines her career, making her a prominent figure in both the literary and charitable landscapes.