LinkedIn to Expand with Financial Advice Service
By Clint Boulton | Posted 2008-02-05
LinkedIn,
the professional social network, is getting into the expert advice game,
joining Gerson Lehrman, Yahoo and Google.
Looking to leverage its
base of millions of professionals, LinkedIn this year will launch a
primary research service to help financial services employees tap
experts for advice on the social site's network of 18 million-plus
users.
Mike Gamson, general manager of the LinkedIn Research Network, said
the service will help hedge fund managers and investment banks find
people who used to work at a company they're interested in, or even who
is working for a customer of a company they're interested in.
"Let's say I'm thinking about making an investment in a producer of
product X," Gamson told eWEEK Feb. 4. "I might want to speak to people
that sell that product, people that buy that product, or that used to
work at that company as part of my research process to have a better
understanding of how valuable that product is." Read the full article at eWEEK.
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