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2 Commencing a meeting

Public Group active 2 years, 2 months ago

The second stage in our model for effective meetings is Commencing a Meeting. The discussion groups on Commencing a Meeting comprise a number of topics, starting with arrival and registration covering those all-important first impressions, followed by agendas and then introductions. [read more]

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