The Power of Strategic Networking: Mix & Mingle: Networking Magic for Social Events

Wed, Oct 9, 2024, 5:30 pm - 8:30 pm CT

Polsky Exchange | The University of Chicago
1452 E 53rd Street
Chicago, IL 60615, United States (US)

9 Oct

About the Event

Become a Mix and Mingle Networking Ninja:

Join Prospanica and the National Black MBA Association for an engaging session on how to network effectively at holiday parties and social gatherings.

The holiday season is the perfect time to strengthen your professional and personal networks, but navigating social events with family, friends, and co-workers can be challenging.

Learn practical tips for starting conversations, making lasting impressions, and balancing professionalism with personal connections.

Whether you’re mingling with colleagues at the office party or catching up with family and friends, this event will equip you with the tools to connect with confidence and make the most of every opportunity.

Event Highlights:

  • Panel Discussion: Learn from Prospanica and the National Black MBA Association industry leaders as they share their insights and experiences.
  • Interactive Breakouts: Participate in engaging breakout sessions that will equip you with practical strategies for identifying and addressing common networking pain points.
  • Networking Opportunities: Connect with fellow professionals in a relaxed setting. Food and beverages will be served to facilitate informal networking.

Why Attend?

  • Expert Insights: Gain valuable knowledge from seasoned professionals who have mastered the art of social event networking.
  • Practical Techniques: Discover actionable strategies to overcome networking challenges and make meaningful connections.
  • Build Your Network: Expand your professional circle with like-minded individuals and potential collaborators.

Don’t miss this opportunity to become a social event network ninja and conquer your networking goals! Register now to secure your spot.

This event promises to be an enriching experience that will empower you to connect and conquer your next conference. We look forward to seeing you there!

Location

Polsky Exchange | The University of Chicago
1452 E 53rd Street
Chicago, IL 60615, United States (US)

Date and Time

Wed, Oct 9, 2024, 5:30 pm - 8:30 pm CT

Sales Ended

Refund Policy

No refunds offered.

Organizer

NBMBAA Chicago Chapter

The CCNBMBAA is a professional Organization that serves as a resource for communicating information and ideas among Black Executives, Entrepreneurs, Educators, and Students in the Chicago area who are interested in improving the effectiveness of Black businesses and Black business professionals.  The goals and objectives of the CCNBMBAA are:

  1. Establish and maintain an effective information and communications network which will serve the membership and the business community.
  2. Provide continuing business education as a means of improving and maintaining the skills and effectiveness of the members and support the efforts of those planning to pursue advanced business degrees.
  3. Provide scholarships for those intending to pursue business related degrees.
  4. Encourage scholarly research in those areas of business which affect the Black community.
  5. Provide a service to the community, whenever requested, managerial and technical assistance to Black Entrepreneurs and businesses.

Organizer

NBMBAA Chicago Chapter

The CCNBMBAA is a professional Organization that serves as a resource for communicating information and ideas among Black Executives, Entrepreneurs, Educators, and Students in the Chicago area who are interested in improving the effectiveness of Black businesses and Black business professionals.  The goals and objectives of the CCNBMBAA are:

  1. Establish and maintain an effective information and communications network which will serve the membership and the business community.
  2. Provide continuing business education as a means of improving and maintaining the skills and effectiveness of the members and support the efforts of those planning to pursue advanced business degrees.
  3. Provide scholarships for those intending to pursue business related degrees.
  4. Encourage scholarly research in those areas of business which affect the Black community.
  5. Provide a service to the community, whenever requested, managerial and technical assistance to Black Entrepreneurs and businesses.