MeettheBoss: social networking for telecoms executives

MeettheBoss: social networking for telecoms executives

May 5, 2017

Social networking was launched to the masses in 2004 when Facebook first dipped its toes into the worldwide web.

Five years later, exclusive social networking for the powerful and mighty has arrived, with the launch of meettheboss.com.

MeettheBoss is open solely to chief executives, and proudly boasts of ‘the secure walls that surround the site’.

Initially only available to finance bosses, MeettheBoss recently opened its gates to CEOs in the telecoms industry.

However, it has already had to cap membership for telecoms executives to 21,000, with a private club waiting list of hundreds waiting to join.

According to MeettheBoss CEO Spencer Green, meetings on the site are ‘like corporate UN summits’.

“We have the highest level executives attend and we’ve built up good relationships with them because of that,” Green said.

The site, which first opened in September last year, has been aided by the credit crunch.

As firms find their profits squeezed by tight consumer spending, executives have become more open to looking for ideas, and sharing their own ideas with others.

With telecoms suffering the brunt of this more than most sectors, MeettheBoss will no doubt enable savvy chief executives to weather the financial storm.

Current MeettheBoss members include executives from Vodafone, Telefonica, Deutsche Telekom (T-Mobile), and France Telecom (Orange).

Tim Yeo

Related Posts

Vodafone doubles mobile broadband speed

Comments Off on Vodafone doubles mobile broadband speed

SMEs offered unlimited X-network calls and texts

Comments Off on SMEs offered unlimited X-network calls and texts

Clickatell announce RSA partnership

Comments Off on Clickatell announce RSA partnership

O2 denies capping broadband speeds

Comments Off on O2 denies capping broadband speeds

O2 reports mobile wallet trial success

Comments Off on O2 reports mobile wallet trial success

HTC no longer dominates Windows smartphone market

Comments Off on HTC no longer dominates Windows smartphone market

Nine bidders compete for Kuwait mobile licence

Comments Off on Nine bidders compete for Kuwait mobile licence

Alvarion trials 4Motion solution

Comments Off on Alvarion trials 4Motion solution

Orange admits capping iPhone download speeds

Comments Off on Orange admits capping iPhone download speeds

HTC expects strong Q2 despite poor April performance

Comments Off on HTC expects strong Q2 despite poor April performance

Vodafone feels heat of mobile broadband competition

Comments Off on Vodafone feels heat of mobile broadband competition

Femtocells make indoor 3G five times faster

Comments Off on Femtocells make indoor 3G five times faster

Create Account



Log In Your Account