Perks. We all love them. From getting a free soda from the store our 
older brother worked at when we were younger, to the discounts we 
receive from our suppliers for being a valued customer. It's what fuels 
our networking and what makes us reach out to organizations that bring 
value to forming a community. And in today's tough economy, we need all 
the benefits and perks we can obtain, if only to give us that extra edge
 over our competition.
So, that's what we can expect when joining 
an entrepreneurial organization. Perks. And some of the biggest perks 
come with the access granted to the biggest business opportunities 
around the world. This is due to the fact that many entrepreneurs form 
partnerships with organizations and companies in exchange for monetary 
support and other contributions of a similar nature. Sometimes these 
partners are large corporations, sometimes small businesses. Sometimes 
organizations form strategic alliances instead of partnerships. Either 
way, the benefits of such arrangements become clear and present when you
 become a member of a reputable entrepreneurial organization.
These
 partners will often offer discounts to members of entrepreneur networks
 as a way of saying "thank you" to its members. These help save both 
time and money, while lowering operational costs and increasing overall 
profit. And in this down-turn economy, that is no small advantage.
Keep
 this in mind when looking for an entrepreneurial organization. Make 
sure that the list of partners they are associated with are all 
reputable businesses and organizations with long, upstanding connections
 and reputations in the business world. You'll want to see that the 
entrepreneurial organization takes pride in its name and who it 
associates itself with. Remember, any organization you attach your own 
name with, you are also attaching the names of all those that they 
attach their name to. This can be a very good thing if you choose 
wisely, a possible detrimental situation if you don't.
But don't 
only look for those big name corporations that can help you globally. 
Look for entrepreneurs who are locally involved in an entrepreneurial 
organization's chapter. Small businesses are at the foundation of the 
free market and support from local entrepreneurs shows you that an 
organization has a strong community presence. Building a strong 
community of solidarity is tantamount towards keeping the local 
businesses striving and in sync with the hyper-local economy.
Finally, look for an entrepreneurial organization
 that has been offering exclusive partnerships for upwards of 15 years. 
This will ensure that their connections are rock solid and you will be 
offered a network that is both steady and influential. By having 
established themselves, the entrepreneurial organization will be able to
 provide you with growth and expansion opportunities into new sections 
of the world, increasing your revenue and range of productivity.
Well-established
 entrepreneur networks also carry more significant benefits and 
discounts, increasing both their value to you and in turn, your value to
 them. Don't forget, becoming a member of an entrepreneurial 
organization works both ways. It is not only you that is benefiting from
 the organization, but the entrepreneurial organization that is 
benefitting from you as well. By accepting to associate themselves with 
your good name, they are adding to the network of entrepreneurs 
world-wide. 
And that's the way perks get started.
And that's the way perks get started.
 
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