Cultivating Civility: Essential Tools for a Respectful Workplace with guest Robin Huling

Send us Fan MailJoin Pamela Lippitt and Robin Huling of Warner Communications talk about being likeable in the workplace, what that means and how you can be both likeable and respected by your team. Find out how to use your “power for good”. Learn the value of making your team feel comfortable and a part of decision making. In this podcast episode we hear about balancing authority with approachability and how that is essential for effective leadership. Learn about your blind spots and how to turn them into your power in leadership. Learn more about Robin on her website: https://warnercommunication.com and follow her @robinhuling on LinkedIn and Instagram.Download From Hello to Success from Pam Lippitt as she guides you through effective networking here: https://bit.ly/FromHellotoSuccessWelcome to Communication is an Art with your host, Pam Lippitt of Pamela Lippitt Communications, LLC.Come on this journey to improve your communication and how you are seen in the world through tips and success stories with me.  Is your company saying the same things over and over but the message isn't getting through to your staff or clients? It seems like a great time to schedule a Communications Audit and make sure your messaging is clear to everyone. Let's schedule a time to talk if you are interesting in supporting your staff. ------------------------------------------------------------------------To contact Pam about conducting a session for your company, email her at [email protected] or connect on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/pamelalippitt or visit www.pamelalippitt.comPamela Lippitt is CEO and Chief Communicator of Pamela Lippitt Communications (formerly Hill Street Group) is a public speaker, workshop trainer and helps people improve their communication skills. She helps you to maximize your voice, creating confident, savvy leaders. Pamela Lippitt Communications, LLC is Pam’s second entrepreneurial venture. She established Mail-Eze, a direct mailing services company, in 1986. Then in 2010, Pam was recruited to be the Executive Director of The Michigan Israel Business Bridge. Pam led a growing non-profit organization, giving it a prominent voice in Michigan and Israel. She served on Automation Alley’s International Advisory Committee, and the Michigan Economic Development’s Global Michigan Initiative. She traveled to Israel with Michigan’s governor to share transforming Michigan from auto capital to mobility capital. Pam is a proud volunteer mentor in the TechTown Detroit’s Professional Services Network “Ask an Expert" program. Pam is a strong advocate for working women and co-founded th...