When entire Power Teams meet regularly, the possibilities for connections with each other's clients and contact spheres increase greatly.
 
Each Power Team should identify the target market for everyone on that team to focus on over the next few months.  For example, if everyone in a Power Team states they are looking for introductions to non-profit organizations, or law firms, and so on, then the other chapter members will hear that call repeatedly and be more apt to come up with referrals. 
 
In your meetings, share who you have been meeting with over the past month.  That way, if another team member is interested in a prospect, you can provide that introduction.  Share who you would like to meet, just as you might do in your infomercial -- in a Power Team setting, you will be able to do so in more detail. 
 
Look to your fellow Power Team members as partners.  Try out a new memory hook or discuss ideas for an upcoming presentation.  With the support of your "partners", you can get valuable feedback that may strengthen your effectiveness. 
 
Discuss other chapter members outside your Power Team that might be beneficial to pull in for a special project.  For example, if you are targeting non-profits, perhaps someone else in the group would benefit from targeting them as well.  Discuss how to include them as part of your "value-added" team while you focus on that one market.
 
Some other ideas:  How about doing a team 10-minute presentation, with each member showing how one client can benefit from each of their products or services?  Or, put one member in charge of reading the newspaper for announcements about new business opportunities.  Strategize about how to approach those prospects to introduce the others as part of the team.