Cracking the Workplace Communication Code

How important is effective communication in the scientific workplace? We have all experienced, perhaps more often than we like, a message or conversation resulting in frustration for all parties involved. Even after thoughtful attention to every word, tone and delivery of a message, we may be left confused and exhausted from shifting through misunderstandings and differing expectations.

Can we crack the workplace communication code? Yes, we can. How we communicate our ideas and opinions has a powerful impact on relationships, environment, and morale. By learning to create new ways to speak with and hear one another, we can build meaningful and productive conversations.

This event will provide you with a framework for transforming the powerful tools of speaking, writing, and body language, into building the most important element in better communication, the building of human relationships.

Agenda:
* 5:30pm – 5:50pm Registration/Networking
* 5:50pm – 6:00pm Takeda Pharmaceuticals Welcome Address/MASS AWIS Introduction
* 6:00pm – 7:00pm Speaker Presentation
* 7:00pm – 7:30pm Panel Discussion
* 7:30pm – 8:00pm Networking

Speaker:
Dr. Raquell M. Holmes, PhD: Founder and Director, ImprovScience

Panelists:
* April Dovholuk: Senior Director Clinical Operations, Takeda Pharmaceuticals
* Christina Leber, MS: Technical Program Manager, Amazon
* Brandon Rohrer, PhD: Data Scientist, Facebook
* Emily Walsh Martin, PhD: Program Leader Hemoglobinopathy, CRISPR Therapeutics

Registration:
* MASS AWIS members and Takeda employees $10 · Non-members $30*

Thanks to our sponsor Takeda for this event!

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