The challenge
Some opportunities need a more focused group
A full networking group brings together many professions, while some referral opportunities depend on a smaller set of complementary specialists.
Without a visible team structure, members may be unclear about who is involved or what the team is intended to support.
How MyNetworx approaches it
Specialist teams inside an existing group
A group administrator creates a Power Team with a name and description, then assigns selected members from that group. Members can view the team and the people who belong to it.
A Power Team does not create another MyNetworx group and is not the same as organisation-level multi-group management. It is a focused team within an existing networking group.
In practice
Make specialist collaboration visible
Power Teams can reflect the way complementary members choose to work together.
Define the focus
Give the team a clear name and description that members can understand.
Choose relevant members
Assign selected people from the existing networking group.
Keep membership visible
Members can see who belongs to each specialist team and their professions.
Benefits
Focused teams without another group to administer
Clear purpose
The team description explains the collaboration or referral focus.
Relevant membership
Only selected members of the parent group are included.
Distinct structure
The wider group remains intact while specialist teams are organised within it.
Common questions
Questions about this feature
Is a Power Team another networking group?
No. A Power Team sits inside an existing group and contains selected members from that group.
Who manages Power Team membership?
A group administrator creates the team and adds or removes members. Other members can view the team and its membership.