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Peak PRM · Alumni

Alumni are more than a list.They are people you already share something with.

Former colleagues, a programme cohort or consulting alumni: Peak PRM groups them in circles and finds them through your own notes when it matters.

Put the goal into words. Add perspectives and timing right below.

Local draft · no product activation
View the alumni circle

Peak PRM is your personal relationship memory, not a platform for members, events or mass mailings.

Example: Selin needs purchasing advice

Alumni network / Local preview

01The situation02The human job03The effort so far
Alumni network

Example: Selin needs purchasing advice

The situation
You know hundreds of people from earlier chapters.
The human job
Use shared history as a reason to reach out, at a moment when you have something useful to bring.
The effort so far
Scrolling LinkedIn, searching old group chats, guessing.
Example, invented

An example

Example: Selin needs purchasing advice

Selin runs a fictional furniture maker and needs advice on supplier contracts. In her circle “Trainee programme 2016” she searches “purchasing” and finds her note on Paul, who now leads procurement. She writes to him, referring to the programme they shared.

Local working example · nothing is saved or sent. Please don't enter personal data.

Peak PRM / Start noteLOCAL DRAFT
01 / Your thoughts
02 / Your start noteLocal preview

Three thoughts. One next step.

Draft · not yet put together

The person
Still open
The occasion
Still open
The next step
Still open
Your input appears here right away. With “View the start note” you check the three details locally.

How it works

Alumni network

Former colleagues, a programme cohort or consulting alumni: Peak PRM groups them in circles and finds them through your own notes when it matters.

  1. 01First

    The situation

    The situation

    You know hundreds of people from earlier chapters.

    You know hundreds of people from earlier chapters. What they do today you only know for a handful.

    You get → The situation
  2. 02Then

    The human job

    The human job

    Use shared history as a reason to reach out, at a moment when you have something useful to bring.

    Use shared history as a reason to reach out, at a moment when you have something useful to bring.

    You get → The human job
  3. 03After that

    The effort so far

    The effort so far

    Scrolling LinkedIn, searching old group chats, guessing.

    Scrolling LinkedIn, searching old group chats, guessing. You often notice good openings only after they’ve passed.

    You get → The effort so far

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Try it with sample data.

Interactive demo with invented sample data. No account, nothing is saved or sent.

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Circles

Sample data · nothing is sent

Interactive demo with invented sample data. No account, nothing is saved or sent.

Peak PRM / Your next step

Shared history is a good place to start.

Try the alumni circle with sample data, then import your own contacts.

View the alumni circle
Local working example

Shared history is a good place to start.

Scrolling LinkedIn, searching old group chats, guessing.

Frequently asked questions

How do I bring in my alumni contacts?

Via CSV, vCard or LinkedIn data export. Ongoing LinkedIn sync is planned, not available.

Can one person be in several circles?

Yes. Paul can sit in “Trainee programme” and “Purchasing” at once without being duplicated.

Does Peak PRM contact alumni for me?

No. Peak PRM sends no messages. You decide whom to contact, when and how.

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