Marissa King

Marissa King, a Yale School of Management professor and author of "Social Chemistry," discusses the profound health benefits of building positive relationships. She emphasizes the quality and structure of social networks over sheer numbers. King highlights the importance of humor and reconnecting with old friends. She encourages listeners to explore their networking roles—whether as conveners, brokers, or expansionists—and shares insights on how COVID-19 has impacted social dynamics and the need for intentionality in cultivating connections.

Marissa King, a Yale School of Management professor specializing in organizational behavior, shares insights from her book "Social Chemistry." She discusses three social networking styles and how COVID reshaped our connections. Listeners will find her exploration of the role of attachment styles in networking and effective team dynamics particularly engaging. Marissa also highlights the importance of physical touch in relationships and draws fascinating parallels between human and natural networks, emphasizing kindness in fostering better interactions.

Wharton Healthcare Management Professor, Marissa King, discusses new research on private equity investments in mental health facilities. They explore the impact, benefits, drawbacks of consolidation, geographical concentration, and the effects on healthcare outcomes.

Marissa King, a Yale School of Management professor and author of *Social Chemistry*, shares her insights on improving personal networks. She describes three types of networkers: expansionists, brokers, and conveners, each with unique strengths. Marissa emphasizes deepening existing relationships over mere expansion, highlighting the power of genuine connections. She discusses the benefits of seeking help and reconnecting with dormant ties to facilitate personal growth. Finally, she touches on empathetic leadership and the significance of weak connections in professional development.

Marissa King, a Yale School of Management professor and author of "Social Chemistry," delves into the diverse styles of networking. She explains how understanding your natural networking style can enhance your professional relationships. King highlights the importance of meaningful connections for creativity and happiness, offering practical strategies to adapt your approach as needed. Explore how COVID-19 reshaped networking dynamics and the value of authentic connections over mere contacts in today's digital age.