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Creating a Healthy Meeting Policy in Organizations

Stephen Haunts

In this course, you're going to look at creating a policy document for holding effective meetings.

It's important to have a policy document and know how to write your own policy based on a supplied example in order to run effective meetings. In this course, Creating a Healthy Meeting Policy in Organizations, you’ll learn to create a meeting policy document that your organization can use to host effective meetings. First, you’ll explore the benefits of writing a meeting policy document. Next, you’ll discover how to create a suitable document for both in-person and online meetings. Finally, you’ll learn how to ensure your teams can be trained in the policy document so that they understand and apply the policy. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge to create and apply a meeting policy needed to run effective meetings.

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Syllabus

Course Overview

The Importance of a Meeting Policy

Creating a Meeting Policy

Final Thoughts

Good to know

Know what's good

, what to watch for

, and possible dealbreakers

Teaches how writing a meeting policy document helps run effective group meetings

Applicable to both in-person and virtual workplace meetings

Emphasizes the significance of training employees on meeting policies for better outcomes

Course structure seems sequential and includes a final wrap-up lesson

Target audience is not specified, making it difficult to assess the relevance of the course

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Learners who complete Creating a Healthy Meeting Policy in Organizations will develop knowledge and skills that may be useful to these careers:

Conference Planner

Conference Planners organize, plan, and manage conferences and similar events. Developing effective meeting policies will allow you to run smoother conferences as a Conference Planner.

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Event Planner

Event Planners organize, plan, and manage events of all sizes. Writing effective meeting policies is a skill that can carry over into Event Planning and will help you run more productive meetings at your events.

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Meeting Manager

Meeting Managers plan, organize, and manage corporate meetings. This course on writing effective meeting policies is perfectly suited for Meeting Managers who want to improve their meeting management skills.

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Meeting Professional

Meeting Professionals plan and organize meetings, conventions, and other gatherings. This course in meeting policy creation will provide you with a strong foundation in how to organize more productive and smoothly run meetings.

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Administrative Office Manager

Administrative Office Managers plan and coordinate staff activities in offices, including those of other managers. Administrative Office Managers require keen attention to detail in order to run their office and keep meetings productive. Meetings policy creation in this course will help you approach meetings in a more organized way.

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Office Manager

Office Managers coordinate all functions and activities within an office. They operate in a similar manner to an Administrative Office Manager, and can use the policy creation knowledge from this course to smoothly run office activities and meetings.

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Program Coordinator

A Program Coordinator plans, organizes, and directs administrative and programmatic activities. The policies that are written based on your studies in this course will help Program Coordinators with all the necessary information they need to plan and run more productive meetings.

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Project Manager

Project Managers plan, organize, and manage projects from start to finish.

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Office Coordinator

Office Coordinators plan, organize, and coordinate office activities.

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Event Manager

Event Managers plan, organize, and manage events.

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Administrative Assistant

Administrative Assistants plan, organize, and manage schedules and appointments.

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Program Director

Program Directors plan, organize, and manage programs.

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Executive Assistant

Executive Assistants plan, organize, and manage schedules and appointments.

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Administrative Specialist

Administrative Specialists plan, organize, and manage projects and activities.

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Organizational Administrator

Organizational Administrators plan, organize, and manage organizations.

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