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Ask the Expert: June Holley on Network Weaving

As networks grow, they increase their sense of confidence. According to Network Weaving, confidence is the expectation of success and comes from thousands of small acts of success within and across networks. The Nonprofit Technology Network is undoubtly more successful as our members become increasingly more triumphant in their use of technology at their organizations.

Certain people know as Network Weavors help make these network connections more possible. A Network Weavor is aware of the networks around them and explicitly works to make them healthier. Network Weavers do this by connecting people strategically where there's potential for mutual benefit, helping people identify their passions, and serving as a catalyst for self-organizing groups.

Interested in this important concept to your network? Join us for our May Ask the Expert with June Holley to ask YOUR questions about Network Weaving and what this means for you professionally and for your nonprofit's work.

As networks grow, they increase their sense of confidence. According to Network Weaving, confidence is the expectation of success and comes from thousands of small acts of success within and across networks. The Nonprofit Technology Network is undoubtly more successful as our members become increasingly more triumphant in their use of technology at their organizations.