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The North Gwinnett Team shines the spotlight on new Member Aline Maynard

This month’s theme — What to DO to GIVE Referrals — is important. Giving referrals is required if you expect to receive them.
1. Easiest to refer: Jenn Burke and Chrissy Pullium. People constantly ask for insurance recommendations on social media, so I refer them often. They both provide excellent service.
2. Haven’t referred yet: I haven’t sent a referral to Laney Burke yet. I haven’t seen many requests for roofers lately, probably because we haven’t had severe weather. This week I will keep a closer eye out for referral opportunities and make warm introductions where possible.
I’m committed to being a strong giver this week. Who are you focusing on?

Our theme this month is What to DO to GIVE Referrals. 
Giving referrals is a requirement for any Member who expects to receive referrals.
Split your time between two Member examples:
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<li>Who at the table is the easiest for you to refer to? Why?</li>
<li>Who at the table have you not created a referral for yet? What will you do to achieve this goal?</li>
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Equality: Provides an equal platform for self-promotion so Members both recognize and receive referrals.

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