Taking Minutes from Staff Room to Board Room
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Half Day | In-House | Max. 20 Participants
Workshop Outcomes
- Understand the role of minutes
- Know what to record and what not to record
- Know how to make minute taking easy, not hard
- Understand the ways to capture information and decisions
- Know what the compliance requirements are
Topics Covered
- What you need to include, and what you should leave out
- How to know what is relevant and what is not
- How to manage when the leader (chair) of the meeting is disorganised or ineffective
- How to use technology to save time make it easier
- How to make sure your minutes tick all the compliance and governance boxes
- When to send the documents - before and after the meeting
- How to handle the protocol items compliantly, and why it matters
- Handling people who want you to record everything they say
- How to handle staff who unreasonably query the accuracy of your minutes
Location
- Willing to work remote
- Willing to work interstate
- Willing to work internationally
How can this workshop be delivered?
- Face to face
Workshop:
Taking Minutes from Staff Room to Board Room
Overview
This workshop is a practical, entertaining and fast-moving half-day workshop designed to answer all of your questions. You’ll see the most up to date, best practice techniques. You may be surprised because these techniques make your job easier, not harder.
No matter what type of meeting you attend – small team meetings, board meetings, large meetings, well organised meetings or meetings that are a train wreck – learn tips, strategies and techniques to make your life much easier. And the bonus is you’ll actually produce better minutes.
There are some important governance and compliance issues you need to know – you’ll find out about them all in this workshop.
Workshop Outcomes
- Understand the role of minutes
- Know what to record and what not to record
- Know how to make minute taking easy, not hard
- Understand the ways to capture information and decisions
- Know what the compliance requirements are
Topics Covered
- What you need to include, and what you should leave out
- How to know what is relevant and what is not
- How to manage when the leader (chair) of the meeting is disorganised or ineffective
- How to use technology to save time make it easier
- How to make sure your minutes tick all the compliance and governance boxes
- When to send the documents - before and after the meeting
- How to handle the protocol items compliantly, and why it matters
- Handling people who want you to record everything they say
- How to handle staff who unreasonably query the accuracy of your minutes
Who is this workshop for
This workshop is for anyone who takes minutes at any type of meeting
Handouts/materials provided
Manual is provided
What to bring
Something to write with and a sense of humour
Facilitator
David has been working in the Learning & Development and training space for over 35 years. He is based in Perth but has worked throughout Australia and overseas.
David has a unique skill set. He's a member of the Australian Speakers Hall of Fame and holds the Global Speaking Fellow designation, one of only 40 worldwide. In addition he is a nationally accredited mediator and also a licensed investigator. He applies those skills in his coaching, training, mentoring and facilitation work with organisations large and small, government, private and corporate.
David's presentations are entertaining and engaging and he connects with audiences no matter what level they are in their organization. He is as comfortable talking to a room of CEO's through to a group crane drivers on the shop floor.
David is highly qualified in governance and business and also in communication. He is the author of books on meetings and speaking.
He puts all of his skills together in all aspects of his work and that'e why he is a sought after strategic facilitator, trainer, speaker and coach.
As a lifelong learner, he is constantly updating his skills. He has been active in his professional associations and has served as State, National and World President - meaning he's a true professional that knows his stuff.
Finally, David begins every day with a goal - to make someone, preferably a total stranger, laugh or smile. He achieves that almost every day.
About the facilitator
David has been working in the Learning & Development and training space for over 35 years. He is based in Perth but has worked throughout Australia and overseas.
David has a unique skill set. He's a member of the Australian Speakers Hall of Fame and holds the Global Speaking Fellow designation, one of only 40 worldwide. In addition he is a nationally accredited mediator and also a licensed investigator. He applies those skills in his coaching, training, mentoring and facilitation work with organisations large and small, government, private and corporate.
David's presentations are entertaining and engaging and he connects with audiences no matter what level they are in their organization. He is as comfortable talking to a room of CEO's through to a group crane drivers on the shop floor.
David is highly qualified in governance and business and also in communication. He is the author of books on meetings and speaking.
He puts all of his skills together in all aspects of his work and that'e why he is a sought after strategic facilitator, trainer, speaker and coach.
As a lifelong learner, he is constantly updating his skills. He has been active in his professional associations and has served as State, National and World President - meaning he's a true professional that knows his stuff.
Finally, David begins every day with a goal - to make someone, preferably a total stranger, laugh or smile. He achieves that almost every day.
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About the facilitator
David has been working in the Learning & Development and training space for over 35 years. He is based in Perth but has worked throughout Australia and overseas.
David has a unique skill set. He's a member of the Australian Speakers Hall of Fame and holds the Global Speaking Fellow designation, one of only 40 worldwide. In addition he is a nationally accredited mediator and also a licensed investigator. He applies those skills in his coaching, training, mentoring and facilitation work with organisations large and small, government, private and corporate.
David's presentations are entertaining and engaging and he connects with audiences no matter what level they are in their organization. He is as comfortable talking to a room of CEO's through to a group crane drivers on the shop floor.
David is highly qualified in governance and business and also in communication. He is the author of books on meetings and speaking.
He puts all of his skills together in all aspects of his work and that'e why he is a sought after strategic facilitator, trainer, speaker and coach.
As a lifelong learner, he is constantly updating his skills. He has been active in his professional associations and has served as State, National and World President - meaning he's a true professional that knows his stuff.
Finally, David begins every day with a goal - to make someone, preferably a total stranger, laugh or smile. He achieves that almost every day.
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