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Agenda

In simple terms, an agenda is a plan for a meeting.

Every meeting needs a PAL:

  • a Purpose
  • an Agenda
  • and Limits, i.e., a start time and an end time

An agenda should contain, at a minimum:

  • purpose & objectives
  • flow of topics
  • decisions to be reached
  • persons responsible (e.g., speakers etc.)
  • resources required (e.g. meeting room, AV equipment, phone etc.)

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