Lunch & Learn: New Rules for Communicating in the Current Business Climate
OMG! I posted that?: Learn the New Rules for Communicating in the Current Business Climate
Join us at the Cooperative Venture Workspace (COVE) for the upcoming Lunch & Learn series featuring Molly McPherson, a national speaker, podcaster, communication expert and member of COVE.
Molly, who was recently profiled about her business in the Portsmouth Herald, is bringing one of her newest talks to a local audience. Join us at COVE for this FREE 45-minute workshop and lunch to learn how to take the fear out of communicating in the modern age.
Communication skills haven’t changed much over time, but technology has forever changed the ways and the impact of how people communicate both in person and online. Good information travels fast, but negative information moves even quicker. How should people properly communicate nowadays when there is so much to lose?
This session discusses the best personal and digital communications skills for men and women - from all generations - to communicate authentically in the workplace.
- Identify how genders communicate differently in speaking and writing
- How not to get in trouble online and what to do when you do
- The one word that sabotages women in business and beyond
- What men are afraid of when communicating in business
- Tactics to help women and men become more confident in how they’re expressing themselves
- Identify the nonverbal cues you’re sending when you communicate
- Best practices for 21st-Century communications
Molly McPherson, M.S., APR, combines her knowledge of current communication practices with years of news and public relations experience to develop the right plans and messaging for clients to protect and build their reputations. Molly is the host of the Confident Communications podcast and frequently speaks about crisis communications, public relations and social media crisis response to executives and organizations. Molly was Director of Communications for the Cruise Line International Association in Arlington, VA. More recently, she worked with FEMA's Office of External Affairs during post-Hurricane Katrina efforts and helped launch their first social media program. She is firmly grounded in the belief that communicating trust and transparency both online and off is key to an organization's success in the modern age.
OMG! I posted that?: Learn the New Rules for Communicating in the Current Business Climate
Join us at the Cooperative Venture Workspace (COVE) for the upcoming Lunch & Learn series featuring Molly McPherson, a national speaker, podcaster, communication expert and member of COVE.
Molly, who was recently profiled about her business in the Portsmouth Herald, is bringing one of her newest talks to a local audience. Join us at COVE for this FREE 45-minute workshop and lunch to learn how to take the fear out of communicating in the modern age.
Communication skills haven’t changed much over time, but technology has forever changed the ways and the impact of how people communicate both in person and online. Good information travels fast, but negative information moves even quicker. How should people properly communicate nowadays when there is so much to lose?
This session discusses the best personal and digital communications skills for men and women - from all generations - to communicate authentically in the workplace.
- Identify how genders communicate differently in speaking and writing
- How not to get in trouble online and what to do when you do
- The one word that sabotages women in business and beyond
- What men are afraid of when communicating in business
- Tactics to help women and men become more confident in how they’re expressing themselves
- Identify the nonverbal cues you’re sending when you communicate
- Best practices for 21st-Century communications
Molly McPherson, M.S., APR, combines her knowledge of current communication practices with years of news and public relations experience to develop the right plans and messaging for clients to protect and build their reputations. Molly is the host of the Confident Communications podcast and frequently speaks about crisis communications, public relations and social media crisis response to executives and organizations. Molly was Director of Communications for the Cruise Line International Association in Arlington, VA. More recently, she worked with FEMA's Office of External Affairs during post-Hurricane Katrina efforts and helped launch their first social media program. She is firmly grounded in the belief that communicating trust and transparency both online and off is key to an organization's success in the modern age.