Episode #119 Three Ways To Build Genuine Connections
- Laura Hollabaugh
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- Jul 17, 2025
- 2 min read

Overview
In this episode of Public Health Entrepreneurs, Dr. Huntley discusses the importance of authentic networking in public health. She emphasizes building genuine connections through vulnerability, becoming a connector rather than just a networker, and creating consistent touch points to foster deeper relationships. Dr. Huntley provides practical tips for professionals to enhance their networking strategies and prioritize meaningful interactions over transactional relationships.
Takeaways
Networking is essential, but it should be authentic.
Building relationships is more important than collecting business cards.
Sharing vulnerable moments fosters psychological safety and trust.
Becoming a connector enhances your professional network.
Collaborative solutions are key in public health challenges.
Consistent touch points deepen professional relationships.
Authenticity attracts people who value honesty.
Interdisciplinary approaches are crucial for success in public health.
Creating opportunities for others strengthens your network.
Focus on creation rather than transactional networking.
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