Description of the Template and Guide
This meeting may look similar to a high-stakes press briefing. One or more leaders will take turns sharing the content described below in the order that makes the best sense for the situation. Then, leadership will answer questions. The most senior leader should end the meeting by sharing information about the next meeting date, any requests for all staff, and expressing gratitude for everyone’s efforts.
Facilitator's Guide with tips, step-by-step instructions, & resources
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Elise Keith
J.EliseKeith.comElise is Lucid Meetings' co-founder, CEO and resident meeting maven. She's the author of Where the Action Is: The Meetings That Make or Break Your Organization.
She's also the author of Inc.com's Ask the Meeting Maven column, a regular contributor and expert commentator on all things business meetings (as seen in BBC News, SHRM Magazine, Industry Week, and the Savvy Dentist podcast), and a frequent speaker on the topic of better meetings everywhere.
