I'm a CEO who used to just wine and dine clients. Now, fitness classes are where I build a lot of my business relationships.

Source: Business Insider

Yann Magnan, the CEO of 73 Strings, works out with clients and colleagues to network and build relationships. Yann Magnan/73 StringsThe CEO of a fintech company used to wine and dine his clients to build relationships with them. Yann Magnan now does about 30% of his networking while working out.

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