How To Communicate Effectively As a Business Leader

Join the Fisher Phillips Women’s Initiative and Leadership Council (WILC) for an interactive program that will leave you inspired, empowered, and equipped with valuable tactics to transform your business communication skills.

Over 90% of the communication problems that plague our life are the dreadful barriers that get in the way of happy relationships and productive interactions. Most of the drama we experience is caused by communication blockers, the regretful words that spring off the tips of our tongues or fingers, ready to cause conflict and chaos.  Lee Broekman, author of Stop Blocking, Start Connecting will guide our attendees on how to transform relationships by recognizing where they get blocked, reducing bad communication habits, removing the eight common blockers and replacing them with eight powerful connectors.

As part of WILC’s commitment to giving back to the community, we have also invited “Clothes the Deal” to join us at lunch.  All attendees are encouraged to bring a bag of clothes and/or make a monetary donation that is meaningful to them to Clothes the Deal (checks payable to Clothes the Deal).  Donations are optional – and those who donate will be entered to win one of our fabulous prizes. 

Agenda:

11:30 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
Networking  (Lunch will be included)

12:00 p.m. – 1:30 p.m.
Program and Raffle

About Lee Broekman:
As an expert in persuasion, presentation and interpersonal communication, Lee trains decision makers in top organizations to communicate and manage naturally and effectively. Lee is a frequent speaker in legal and business gatherings. She coaches AmLaw 100 law firm leaders and senior managers of Fortune 1000 companies. Lee has taught courses at USC’s Annenberg School for Communication and Marshall School of Business, and guest teaches at the UCLA School of Law. 

About Clothes the Deal:
Clothes the Deal is a non-profit organization that provides business attire to low-income individuals to empower them to interview with dignity and confidence in their pursuit to achieve economic self-sufficiency through gainful employment.

Validated Parking:
The parking lot entrance for the building is located on the left-hand side of Flower Street. The parking lot is for Citigroup Center. It is the last parking lot opening on Flower Street before you reach 5th Street. Visitor parking is located on Level A and is valet only parking. Please be sure to check your ticket and make sure you are in the Citigroup parking lot and not the City National parking lot. We validate parking for the Citigroup Center only.

Please RSVP online no later than May 4, 2018.  Registration is free.  Space is limited.