High-level networking requires the meticulous preparation of a diplomat or spy
Davide Cannarozzi · 30 Years Exposed Him to Every Networking Context - His Conclusion Surprised Me · Apr 21, 2026 · at 30:46
Davide Cannarozzi discusses the preparation required for professional networking with podcast host Sean Weisbrot.
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“Proper networking is like being a diplomat or if you want a spy, but is, is it requires planning. It requires knowledge. It requires studying what you want to pitch and what are your goals, but also who are the people that you are going to meet and identify the people that are most consequential for you and to study their profiles.”
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