Meeting Management Training
Good meeting management is both an art and a science. Yet, it is enough of a science that it can and should be learned by anyone who hopes to hold productive meetings – the kind of meetings that are gladly attended by those critical to its success.
In this one-day program, participants will learn and practice the tools and techniques necessary to conduct productive, substantive meetings. Once learned, these tools can be practiced and taught anywhere meetings are held. And once practiced, participants will never be content to suffer poorly run meetings again.
Key Topics:
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Meeting planning |
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Building and prioritizing the agenda |
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Determining who should attend |
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Timekeeping |
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Roles and responsibilities |
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Key meeting tasks |
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Facilitation |
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Keeping control |
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Managing conflict |
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Decision making and the consensus process |
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Action planning |
| Recording |
Benefits:
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Shorter meetings |
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More productive meetings |
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Meetings people happily attend |
Copyright © 2002 Dr. Sara Zeff Geber, Ph.D.