Dynamic Meetings

Teams

A meeting has been defined as a group of people who keep minutes but waste hours! Yet, it doesn’t have to be that way. Meetings are a rare opportunity for a group of people to get together and produce more than the sum of their parts. There can be an exciting process where there is indeed a meeting of minds and even hearts.

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This event explores best practice in preparing for and running exceptional meetings. It allows participants to discover a treasure chest of good ideas to transform a pedestrian meeting into a dynamic one.

TARGET AUDIENCE:

Ideal for all people who chair or organise meetings.

Through attending this event participants will:

LEARN TO:

Make meetings creative, dynamic and productive - so that they add value

Understand the balance between task and process

Apply basic principles behind the creation of effective meetings

FEEL:

More confident about chairing meetings

Energised with new ideas and actions to try out

Confident about leading others

BE MORE ABLE TO:

Take part in, organise and run meetings effectively

Contribute to meetings in a creative way

Make decisions effectively

Produce commitment to action from others in a meeting

One day

Maximum 12 participants

Unlocking Potential

"Really engaging and I came out with way more advice and improvements than I expected. Especially around acting confident."

Jonny Scherrer, IT Team Lead Ocado

"The content is rich. And not what I expected at all. The most impactful course I’ve taken in a long time."

Matthew Lamson, Leader of Inside Sales Worldpay

"Absolutely excellent, the best course I have been on ever."

Karen Polly, Key Account Manager Menarini

"Perfect balance of going outside of comfort zone without going too far. The length of presentations to practice is perfect too. I felt completely engaged throughout."

Jessica Giles, Senior Manager EY

"The trainers were excellent. They handled the group so well with diplomacy, empathy and respect for our opinions. I felt very connected with them which made the course so useful."

Juliet Mather, Recruitment Officer University of Bath