How to Make a Break at a Party

Ed Rollins: When you do a party, you need to add a little bit of leadership to the room by running those icebreakers. He says it's really not that shocking or it's just people going around the room sort of signaling,. hey, I'm here. Here's what I do. But yet it gives them an excuse for somebody to go up and strike up a new conversation. So good happens when we run these icebreaker rounds. If they're nervous, these public speakers would be better off inviting your core group - which are your closest friends.

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