Short, sweet and productive – FREE* Effective Meetings Workshop

8/5/2019

Have you ever questioned if something should or shouldn’t be moved? Does a motion need to be made for that decision? Should the Treasurer second their own report? Are we including too much or too little in our meetings and find them running over time? Are we making more work for our volunteer committee members?

Let’s bust some myths and learn more about how to run effective meetings with Stuart Reid, WA Council of Social Service (WACOSS) Manager of Projects and Business Development. Stuart will facilitate the session via video conference and cover the essential requirements for effective meetings including:

Ways of structuring the business of the meeting to focus on your priorities
Preparing agendas and minutes
The role of a Chair of the meeting and,
Participation and preparation by committee members at the meeting

Stuart is also the facilitator for WACOSS’s training in governance for boards and committees – a wealth of knowledge, this is a great workshop to help you and your committee/s hold short, sweet and productive meetings.

The session will be held on Thursday May 30 from 9am til 10am with the opportunity to ask questions following the session. A FREE session for CRC members and $10 for non CRC members. A minimum of 5 people needed for this workshop to proceed. Please contact the CRC on 9863 4829 or email admin@dumbleyungcrc.com to book your place today. Registrations needed by Wednesday May 29.

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