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Meeting Agenda Template

Meeting Agenda Mindmap

I have an meting agenda mindmap in MindManager format - if you use that software I will gladly share it with you.
 
I have a bunch, if you're interested. Here are a few:

From "Organize Your Work Day In No Time":

o don't plan a meeting without being clear about why you need to meet
o always have an agenda for every meeting
o consider assigning roles in each meeting, and encourage everyone to participate
o create standard meeting guidelines to ensure effective participation
o don't let your action items get lost in your meeting notes: add them to your own task list
o bring your laptop to meetings and take meeting notes electronically

Nail Meetings Down Tight
http://www.lifehack.org/articles/lifehack/nail-meetings-down-tight.html

And of course: Five weeeeeeeeird tips for great meetings
http://positivesharing.com/2007/02/five-weeeeeeeeird-tips-for-great-meetings/

1: Open the meeting with a positive round
2: Interrupt the meeting regularly
3: Lose the table
4: Get the body in there
5: Use strategically placed silence

Hope that helps!
 
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