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Sabah Kazmi is pleased to announce her recent participation in various social networking groups throughout the Philadelphia, Pennsylvania area. Kazmi, who is currently employed as a Lending Systems Administrator and Risk Analyst with a local credit union, believes that the social networking experience is a “great way to widen my professional circles.” For many professionals today – both newcomers and well-established alike – social networking groups present invaluable opportunities. At well-attended social networking functions, participants can expect to find other professionals who are engaged in a variety of industries and fields. From Internet marketers to lawyers to real estate professionals, authentic social networking groups draw an audience that truly runs the gamut. “I’ve already met some fascinating people,” comments Sabah Kazmi when asked about her experience in social networking groups. “I’ve come to realize that many professionals have a hand in a variety of industries. It seems that hardly anyone is doing just one thing these days.” Kazmi’s realization touches on an issue that many other professionals are realizing. In order to be truly successful in business, many professionals today are extending their reach by networking with others across industries. Sabah Kazmi, who is a risk analyst, is doing just that by reaching out to professionals in industries like real estate, law, corporate management, and other areas. Despite their influence, Kazmi does not view social networking groups as the only method of expanding her professional horizon. Sabah Kazmi recently completed her Master’s of Jurisprudence degree in Business Law and Corporate Finance at Widener University. Along with her experience in social networking, Kazmi believes this degree will give her an edge over the competition in furthering her career. Sabah Kazmi welcomes questions and comments about his participation in social networking groups. She may be reached for additional information by calling (888) 675 – 1245.
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