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ProjectConnect

Reduce Isolation. Create Connection. Build Belonging.


Most organizations HOPE their people will connect.

We help you build connection predictably.


Nearly 60% of employees and half of college students feel lonely—not because people don’t care, but because most environments aren’t designed to facilitate connection. Left unaddressed, loneliness fuels depression, anxiety, and disengagement, and doubles the likelihood of leaving.

Bringing people together isn’t enough. We help you turn connection from a happy accident to a predictable result.

ProjectConnect is a simple, repeatable system for building real relationships—quickly.

Since 2020, I’ve trained 750+ facilitators across more than 100 organizations. Tested and refined over six years, with thousands of real-world participants.

Over six weekly sessions, participants meet in groups of 6-8, and engage in guided conversation and activities that WORK. No forced mingling. No trying to figure out who to talk to and what to say. The structure does the heavy lifting—helping people move beyond small talk to genuine connection in a fraction of the time it would take on their own.

ProjectConnect is proven to reduce loneliness and build meaningful relationships. And when people genuinely connected, everything else works better.

95% of participants would recommend ProjectConnect to a friend or colleague.


If you want to build real relationships—not just better events—let’s talk.

3 WAYS TO BUILD CONNECTION

1

TRY:
We facilitate for you

Start with an introductory talk or workshop. Or we can facilitate the full 6-session program for you, so you see how it works.

2

CERTIFY:
We train your facilitators

Get members of your organization certified so that they can lead connection-building groups independently, year after year.

3

SCALE:
You train your own facilitators

License ProjectConnect to train facilitators internally, across your organization. More facilitators = more groups = more connection.


Ready to start building stronger connection?