Want to know the best women’s networking groups in Dallas?

When you get started in business, people often ask how they can find new clients. One of the BEST ways to find new clients and customers is networking! Networking is so important to grow your contact list. You only know a finite number of people on your own. When you expand your network, you can meet customers and clients that you may never had crossed paths with otherwise.

Here are some of the best women’s networking groups in Dallas and Collin County, Texas.

The Best Women’s Networking Groups in Collin County, Texas

Here is a list of the best women’s networking groups in Collin County, Texas. Collin County includes the following cities: Allen, Plano, McKinney, Frisco, Celina, Richardson, and parts of Dallas as well as some smaller towns.

Moms out Marketing

Meetings on Zoom first and third Wednesday of the month. First meeting is free. Can pay for meetings a la carte or join for monthly meeting access.

Community Connection Networking Group

Bi-weekly meetings on Zoom, additional in person meetings and networking meetups available. Free to join.

Women’s Networking Groups in North Dallas

McKinney Women Entrepreneurs

Women’s Alliance of McKinney

Women’s Council of Entrepreneurs

Plano Chamber of Commerce – Women’s Division

Prosper Ladies in Leadership

Women’s Business Group Frisco

McKinney Babes in Business

Frisco Women Business Directory

The Best Women’s Networking Groups in Dallas, Texas

Tips for Attending Women’s Networking Groups

Bring a friend with you!

Sometimes attending networking events can feel intimidating if you are an introvert. One of the best ways to get out there (even when you’re nervous) is to bring a friend. Especially if that friend is an extrovert or really good at making introductions.

Practice saying what you do.

I remember when I went to my very first networking event, I had a hard time saying that I was a photographer. So, if you’re new in business, or starting something completely different from what you’ve been doing, practice saying what you do. Whether you want to call it an elevator pitch or just introducing yourself, make sure it rolls off your tongue.

Bring your business cards (printed or digital!)

Be sure to bring business cards, whether they are printed or digital, to share your information with the people that you meet. It’s the worst to attend a networking event, meet someone you vibe with, and then you don’t have their information.

Follow up after the event

If you meet a networking partner that you enjoyed chatting with, follow up with her! Invite her to coffee or lunch to get to know her better. One-on-ones can be a great way to build a working relationship and start those referrals flowing.

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