The 9 Worst Ways To Start A Meeting

Posted by bmartinuzzi under Management
From https://www.openforum.com 3719 days ago
Made Hot by: bizyolk on October 7, 2013 10:54 am

Want to run the most productive meeting ever? For starters, avoid 9 crucial mistakes mentioned in this article.

Your Next Meeting's Checklist:

Start meeting on time

Provide refreshments

State the purpose, benefits and desired outcomes

Mention the type of meeting it is

Define roles

Explain the decision-making process

Reinforce ground rules

Start with your bottom line to keep the attention of C-Level

Captivate your audience by starting with an engaging question

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Comments

Written by bmartinuzzi
3716 days ago

Thank you. I agree, meeting with potential investors is often one-time shot. Guy Kawasaki is the master for advice in this area: The Art of the Start.

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Written by kingofcontent92
3717 days ago

A very great article about starting a meeting.

Oh, yes, a meeting is an important aspect of a business especially those who are dealing with investors. A meeting may define how the investor may see the business is either worth taking or not talking about. So lets follow the the rules so we wont disappoint anyone.

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Written by bmartinuzzi
3719 days ago

Thank you.

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