Why Take Your Employees and Customers Fishing
A Company’s Take on a Corporate Fishing Trip
Editor’s Note: Business doesn’t have to only be conducted in boardrooms. You can transfer information about new products and services, strengthen relationships and build a strong sales team while on a charter boat fishing off Alabama’s Gulf Coast.
For a better insight onthe benefits of company fishing trips, I talked with a financial planner. “Our company has cut back on the number of trips like this that we take,” he said. “We’re far-more selective about the people we invite, and we have a real business purpose when we invite people to a fishing trip or other form of entertainment. Our business is built on relationships, and many of these business relationships have lasted more than a decade.”
According to this financial planner, a company fishing trip provides an opportunity for representatives from the companies who offer financial-service products to interact with each other and exchange ideas about how they can better help their clients achieve their financial and estate-planning goals. “The school of experience is the best place to learn, and experienced financial advisors can teach each other how to better serve their customers,” the financial planner emphasized. “We’ve found that when successful financial advisors share their knowledge with one another, each person on the trip leaves the event better able to help his or her clients.”
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