BNI Wall St Chapter

How to handle a bad referral Talk to the person who gave you the bad referral. You will never get to the heart of the situation unless you have a conversation. ...You never know what might come of that conversationincluding a good referral. If that doesn’t work, go to the membership committee. Don’t talk to other people in the group. Talk to the membership committee. They may have received other complaints. Always speak up when you get a bad referral. Don’t accept mediocrity when excellence is an option. #BadReferral #IvanMisner

Frank spoke to our chapter last week!

Delighted for our member Jodi Materna-Davis with such an excellent and well deserved review.

Peter Gourri is Chapter 50's professionally qualified Business and Life Coach. He helps Executives, Corporations, SME's and Entrepreneurs to be successful by helping them unlock their true potential. His background as a City of London lawyer and NYC Corporate Officer as well as 25 years of service as an officer with the Royal Air Force reinforces his knowledge, experience, and skills. He works with clients in North America and Europe, face to face, Virtually via video confe...rencing and/or telephone. Peter reminds people that this is about them and their future! He encourages them out of their comfort zone and take a leap of faith! Peter Gourri - Life, Leadership and Business coach

Talia Shor, Chapter 50's Manhattan Real Estate Expert will talk to us about her area of expertise and how she can help you. A seasoned professional ranked among the most trusted and results-oriented producers in the business, Talia prides herself on being an informed advisor for her clients during the complex process of buying and selling apartments and townhouses in New York City. With a proven track record of outperforming the market and winning competitive bid scenarios ...for her buyers (without having the highest offer amount), Talia delivers results and is passionate about the process. A native of Colts Neck, NJ, Talia graduated from Georgetown University with a double major in Marketing and International Business. She currently lives in Manhattan's Midtown East, where she owns a co-op apartment. Talia speaks Spanish fluently and takes great pleasure in attending ballet performances as well as practicing yoga and attending HIIT exercise classes. She also loves animals and has two tuxedo cats whom she and her husband named Batman and Alfred.