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.
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Elise Keith
J.EliseKeith.comElise Keith, founder of Lucid Meetings and New Rules for Work Labs, revolutionizes meetings and team collaboration. With 15+ years of merging research with practice, she's a pioneer in innovative collaboration strategies. Elise enhances organizational meeting culture, decision-making, and collaboration through ongoing research, workshops, speaking, and consulting.
