networker

/ ˈnɛtˌwɜːkə /

noun

1. a person who forms business contacts through informal social meetings

Example Sentences

L.A. is a networker’s paradise and Shy likes to network, but he didn’t always.

From Los Angeles Times

A prodigious networker with an oversize Rolodex, Abramowitz leveraged her connections on behalf of refugees from Kosovo to Cambodia, working the phone and crisscrossing Capitol Hill to rally support for displaced people.

From Seattle Times

In February, networker Danielle Vogt sent an email to the Lancaster shelter about Blue and another pup for whom she hoped to find foster homes.

From Los Angeles Times

A department spokesperson said that because the networker never asked for more time or said she had someone ready to take Pickles home, and because the facility was full, the dog was put down.

From Los Angeles Times

Mrs. Trump remains in touch and friendly with a small group of people from her time in the White House, including the designer Rachel Roy and Hilary Geary Ross, the prominent Palm Beach networker and wife of Wilbur L. Ross, the president’s former commerce secretary.

From New York Times