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How Wrigley Field Made Me a Better Networker -A Be-Social Workshop Series: Session 3- Getting To Know More People Through Your Joys - PUBLIC

  • 04/29/2026
  • 5:30 PM - 6:30 PM
  • Virtual (Zoom Link Sent After Registration)

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Session 3: Getting To Know More People Through Your Joys   

Led by:  Colleen McFarland, Author of Get GenZ into the Game

Overview: 

In this session of the How Wrigley Field Made Me a Better Networker: A Be-Social Workshop Series, you’ll focus on what happens after you meet someone—how to get to know people in a way that builds real, lasting connection.

You’ll learn simple, practical ways to move beyond surface-level interactions by asking better questions, sharing more of yourself, and creating conversations that feel natural and engaging.

As part of this experience, you’ll have access to Be-Social Chat—your shared space to ask questions, get real-time support from your Be-Social Assistant, and learn alongside Colleen and others. This is a great place to try out ideas, reflect on conversations you’re having, and see how others are building stronger connections.

Spend an hour in this workshop and walk away with practical actions you can use immediately—and new ways to deepen your relationships in a way that feels authentic and sustainable.

No prior sessions needed—you’ll walk away from this session with practical ideas you can use right away.

All sessions are held Wednesdays, 5:30 -6:30pm CT

Session 4:  Wednesday, May 6-  Connecting with People Through Your Joys

Session 5:  Wednesday, May 13 - Ask Your Network for Help

About the Presenter:

Colleen’s expertise is organizational change management. She works with leaders who appreciate the value of anticipating and preparing for the impact a business change will have on their customers and employees. She has seen the benefits of good change management on business outcomes and culture.

Colleen is a huge advocate of networking and makes networking part of her every day. Being open to others, getting to know them, working to understand their point of view and learning from them is what she does.

To learn more about Colleen, visit http://www.colleenmcfarland.us


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