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2. Regular research Who are the globally influential people in your industry? Who writes white papers or talks at global events or is the go-to person on another continent? You'll want to set aside time each day to research your global playing field. Why daily? Because building a strong network is not an overnight activity. This is a big world. If you want to reach out to others beyond your borders, you need committed and consistent action. In your research you will not only learn the names and faces of people you want to reach out to and include in your contact list. but your global industry knowledge will become up to date. fresh and relevant also. 3. Reach-out across the virtual borders In my experience. a social media platform like Linkedin is no longer as guarded as it used to be and people willingly accept connection requests. Influential people usually have many contacts and enjoy having more. Because people connect with people who know people they know, see where you havejoint connections with some of your identified people. If the person accepts your request, | suggest writing a short note to say thank you and the reason why you reached out to connect with them. Be generous and complimentary. Do not. at this point (or at any point in the first few months of connecting to each other) suggest that you might do business together. Don't put the task before the person. Relationship building first is critical for a genuinely strong network