Chamber Spring Seminar: Humor Leadership - Improves Productivity and Morale
Date and Time
Tuesday Apr 30, 2013
7:30 AM - 9:00 AM CDT
Tuesday, April 30th
7:30 a.m. - 9:00 a.m.
Location
Lakeshore Technical College - Manitowoc Campus
3733 Dewey Street
Manitowoc
Rooms 104-106
Fees/Admission
Free to Chamber members and Sail members
$25 for non-Chamber members and non-Sail members
Contact Information
The Chamber of Manitowoc County
Stacey Groll
(920) 684-5575
Send Email
Chamber Spring Seminar: Humor Leader...
Description
Humor Leadership – Improves Productivity and Morale
- You don’t need to be a comic to lead with humor
- Grant permission for laughs – set an example as the leader
- Do’s and Don’ts to getting started
- Practical, inexpensive and easy ideas to productivity with humor
Liysa Callsen, Presenter
Liysa has lived her entire life in the deaf community – with two deaf parents and a deaf husband – she learned to communicate differently. Really differently! Now, she’s finding the humor (and voice) in her challenges, and learning to be heard above the noise. Join Liysa on her hilarious journey through a silent world – which sometimes is not so silent – as she uses stories, improvisation, audience participation, and tips to help give you a fresh perspective on your obstacles. Liysa will teach you to use humor in life and in business, help you embrace diversity to form stronger teams, and teach you the art of communicating beyond words.
Liysa Callsen has a Bachelor’s Degree in Paralegal, mainly because her grandmother wanted her to be a lawyer and this was a compromise. Discovering her passion for speaking and humor she began a new course. Yes, it’s never too late. After training with Second City Chicago in improv, she started a local improv troupe, and then The Bubbler Theatre. She is the owner and producer of Lakeshore’s Top Comic. In November 2012 Liysa Callsen was invited to present her book Tell ‘em the memoir of a girl whose first language was not the spoken word at the Wisconsin Book Festival. Now, Liysa speaks to organizations all over the country. She is a member of AATH, (say it aloud, it's fun) Association for Applied Therapeutic Humor where she continues to learn more about the seriousness of humor.
