Privacy Policy

At The Networking Way, we are extremely committed to respecting and protecting your privacy.

In every administrative procedure followed in our offices, networking meetings, workshops and special events, and in the development and operation of the website for The Networking Way, security and your privacy are prime considerations. We will not provide your information to anyone except as and when reasonably required in order to comply with the law, a legal process, regulation or governmental request, or to enforce our Terms of Service.

We do not accept cash, checks, credit card transactions or any form of membership or event payment at any of our networking meetings, workshops or special events. Our secure transactions are handled entirely by a third party processor that offers superior connectivity and a security technology that sets the industry's standard.

A cookie is set when you log on to the website, purely to identify you to the system for authentication purposes. The registration information we collect when you register as a Guest or to become a Member of The Networking Way consists of your name, address, city, state, and zip code, a valid e-mail address and for your convenience, contact information such as an office, cell or home phone so we can contact you in case an emergency would result in canceling, delaying or relocating an event for which you have a reservation.

As a Guest, when you attend a networking meeting hosted by The Networking Way, we require that you complete and sign a brief Guest Registration form at the door for the meeting and provide a valid, current government photo-ID (such as your current driver's license) as proof of your identity.

When you register to become a Member of The Networking Way, we require that you complete and sign a brief Membership Registration form at the door for a networking meeting, provide a valid, current government photo-ID as proof of your identity, and allow the Meeting Coordinator to take a membership ID photo of you that will be kept with your registration information in our administration files.

These registration procedures are for your security since your membership in The Networking Way is a passport allowing you to make a reservation for and to attend any event offered by The Networking Way in any city or state. Please see the Terms of Service agreement for additional information.

Members and registered Guests of The Networking Way establish an account and a profile that is password-protected. We recommend that you choose your Username with care since it can not be changed and it will be your visible identification to others when you are logged on to The Networking Way's website. Whenever you wish, you can change your password, obtain a new password if you have forgotten yours; and you can edit your account information and your profile at any time of your convenience by logging on to the site with your Username and password.

Only Members in good standing can take full advantage of all of the features provided by The Networking Way including the ability to register for, and attend any event offered by The Networking Way, and to enjoy full use of The Networking Way's website features.

We recommend that you follow these guidelines to protect yourself:

• Do not lend your membership privileges or website logon information to anyone.
• Do not tell anyone your password. If your password has been compromised for any reason, you should immediately change your password.
• Do not respond to any unsolicited e-mail or phone calls by giving out your password or other account information, even if the contact claims to be from us. The Networking Way will never ask you for your password or account information in this way!
• Be sure to log out of your account when you have finished using The Networking Way's website for awhile.

No data transmission over the Internet can be guaranteed to be 100% secure. Although we are committed to doing all we can to protect your personal information, The Networking Way ultimately cannot ensure or warrant the security of any information you post on the website, and you do so at your own risk.