Managing Meeting & Confrences
Managing Meeting & Confrences
Managing Meeting & Confrences
FORMAL MEETINGS
INFORMAL MEETINGS
FORMAL MEETING
AND ITS TYPES
Organizational meeting
Operational meeting
TYPES OF MEETINGS
Status Meeting
Work Meetings
Team meeting
Adhoc meeting
Management meeting
Board meeting
One-on-one meeting
MEETING STYLES
Stand-up meeting
Breakfast meeting
Off-site meeting
Lunch meeting
Lab meeting
MEETING FREQUENCY
A one-time meeting
Recurring meeting
Series meeting
PREPARATION OF MEETING/
CONFERECE
Give the notice of meeting
Appropriate & skilled minute taker
Option for dates and venues
Invitation to full list of people
Time for discussion
Accommodation and refreshment
Preparation of minute taker
Preparation of agenda
Minute taker in arrangement
Preparation of paper work and reports
Make sure that minute taker is aware regarding distribution of any paper
Clarity for the performance of work
Provision of appropriate support
Basic Guide to Conducting Effective Meetings/ Tips
for Meeting Management
Select a moderator
Selecting Participants
Don't depend on your own judgment about who should come
If possible, call each person to tell them about the meeting
Follow-up your call with a meeting notice
Send out a copy of the proposed agenda
Have someone designated to record important actions
Agenda
Developing Agendas
Design the agenda
include the type of action needed
Ask participants if they'll commit to the agenda
Keep the agenda posted
Don't overly design meetings
Think about how you label an event
Opening Meetings
& Conferences
Time Management
The most difficult facilitation
Ask attendees to help you to manage
time
when planned time on the agenda is
getting out of hand?
Meeting Room Setup
Classroom style
Theatre style
Conference style
U-Shape
Board room
Presentation in Meetings/
Conferences
What is it?
Why use it?
How to use it:
Before the Presentation
Understand
Decide
Plan
Practice
Be Early
During the Presentation
KISS (Keep It Short and Simple)
Make Your Points Strong
Use Visuals
Make Eye Contact
Build in Extra Time
What is it?
Why use it?
How to use it:
A Speech or Lecture
A Workshop
A Discussion
A Group Activity
Use audio visual techniques
Managing Meeting Problems
Long-Windedness
Involving the Silent
Conclusion of Meeting