Conducting Effective Meetings INT'L

Issued by Southern Alberta Institute of Technology

A well-conducted meeting can provide a focused, collaborative space for new ideas and strategies to support organizational goals and operational effectiveness. However, many meetings turn out to be a drain on employee time and energy. This is due to several factors including poor planning and delegation, lack of of a positive driver in the meeting chair position, and ineffective follow-up

Skills

Communication Channels
Creating an Effective Agenda
Meeting Logistics
Meeting Objectives
Meeting Styles

Earning Criteria

During the Meeting: Demonstrate effective public speaking and presentation skills, respond to meeting questions with confidence, and delegate tasks to meeting members.