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This week's episode is a little different than others. I usually start by sharing my take on good leadership. I put the episode that was meant to be for this week on pause until next week to share a horrible meeting with you.

When leaders don't lead, when they don't set the tone and expectations what they get is an angry mess. Learn from others. Toward the end of the 10 minutes, I'll share what I would have done and what I do when I know there is going to be upset people in a meeting.

I'd love to hear what you think.

I also want to share that I am kicking off a Small Business Marketing Summit on Thursday, April 23rd. I'll be talking all about setting expectations when networking. There are 12 speakers over 4 hours. We are not selling, we are sharing our favorite tips. Want to learn more? Here is the link to register. https://www.mellermarketing.com/sbms2026

Want more information on bringing me in to help you and your team? Schedule a connect call and we can talk about it. Book a call

Welcome and I hope you are enjoying the podcast. Want more information on bringing me in to help you and your team? Schedule a connect call and we can talk about it. Book a call

Your company can benefit from a communication audit if:

1. There are new leadership, board members or senior hires.
2. You have new programs, services or clients.
3. People keep asking the same questions.
4. You are seeing internal frustration or external confusion.

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Pamela 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. The Hill Street Group 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 the Jewish Working Women’s Network. Pam is a life-long Michigander and has a BA in Communications from the University of Michigan. 

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 …