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networking event:

... the occurrence of networking at a given time and place. An event happens when when two or more people get together and make an attempt to find mutual areas of interest which might lead to the development of working relationships; a business networking event, for example, an after-hours gatherings of members of a chamber of commerce. Most associations thrive on organizing networking events around their business meetings.

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New Economy:

... the emerging economy anticipated at the outset of the 21st century as a transition of power and influence from the Industrial Age. The emergence of electronics, computers, communication technology, and the World Wide Web were indications that changes were underway. Using the search engine at the top of this page, copy and paste the following italicized text line keeping quotation marks intact: "new economy" industrial age.

Before the above paragraph was up-dated it indicated that information was difficult to capture and hold as it flowed through such channels as the Internet. It stated that the New Economy was volatile. Part of explanation of why the statement was included in the definition are in answer to a question about running into dead ends while searching online.

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NGO:

... acronym for Non-Governmental Organization. For example, there is a an organization identified as the Palestinian NGO Development Center or NDC (www.ndc.ps). The initials NDC stand for NGO Development Center. There's a NGO reference at www.devdir.org which a user suggested we (who we are) list in the resource archive of The Network.

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NLRB:

... National Labor Relations Board (US); federal agency that oversees and reports on union election activities as well as other relational activities between management and labor.

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non-exempt employee:

... a worker receiving an hourly wage subject to US Department of Labor wage and hour laws that dictate he be paid overtime when on the job for an expended period.

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nonpartisan:

... without bias or an affiliation that suggests or establishes representation. This definition sets forth the unbiased position of The Network as it serves members of its user group. The position is made clear by a unique search promise and the fact that all resource and service providers throughout the world engaged in enterprise and economic development are offered the opportunity to list in Find Me Here.com for free. Using the word nonpartisan interchangeably with unbiased addresses the fact that economic development is universally influenced or controlled by politics. The term partisan is most often associated with politics, e.g., partisan politics. See our (who we are) answer to a question often asked about who controls or influences the policies and operations of The Network.

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nonprofit versus not for profit:

... interchangeable terms, both meaning that there is no net profit, at least not to the extent of making a distribution of capital to investors or stockholders. Arguably, a non profit enterprise is one that doesn't make money whether its intended to or not. Not-for-profit may be used to clearly indicate that an organization doesn't distribute profits to individuals or for-profits.

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networker:

... one who endeavors to build and maintain relationships for business development purposes or to maintain a position withing an network, for example, a group of resource and service providers with its members regularly engaged in exchanging useful information about potential opportunities for one or more places seeking economic development — an ally network.

Networkers are people who understand how to effectively use business cards and the meaning of followup as well. They understand how to use basic essentials for successfully working within a group that exchanges ideas and useful information in an enterprising manner. Members of such a group may come together at a networking event. The act itself of networking is in essence an event. People who skillfully engage in the activity whether for business or social purposes, may do so by setting goals to make contact with others in order to discover opportunties for informational transactions of mutual interest. Making contact is an event.

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