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- online self directed
The Meeting Management
workshop will explore how to reduce waste and make meetings more efficient. This workshop is designed to give participants the basic tools needed to initiate and manage meetings. Participants will learn planning and leading techniques that will give them the confidence to run a meeting that will engage attendees and leave a positive and lasting impression. Today more than ever, time is money; learn the skills needed in planning and implementing a successful meeting - yielding results and maximizing efficiency.
This is a hands-on workshop and your participation will help make it a valuable experience. Use this time to begin the process of developing your skills along with other participants who share the same desire to improve their meeting management skills.
Course Objectives:
Course Outline:
Meeting Management
Module One: Planning and Preparing (I)
• Identifying Participants
• Time and Place
• Creating the Agenda
Module Two: Planning and Preparing (II)
• Gathering Materials
• Sending Invitations
• Logistical Arrangements
Module Three: Setting up the Meeting Space
• The Basic Essentials
• The Extra Touches
• Choosing a Physical Arrangement
Module Four: Electronic Options
• Providing Choice
• Considerations
• Making a Final Decision
Module Five: Meeting Roles and Responsibilities
• The Chairperson
• The Minute Taker
• The Attendees
• Variations for Large and Small Meetings
Module Six: Chairing a Meeting (I)
• Starting off Right
• The Role of the Agenda
• The Parking Lot
Module Seven: Chairing a Meeting (II)
• Staying on Track
• Going Overtime
• Accountability
Module Eight: Dealing with Disruptions
• Interruptions
• Personal Technology
• Staying on Topic
• Personality Conflicts
Module Nine: Taking Minutes
• What are Minutes?
• What do I Record?
• A Take-Home Template
Module Ten: Making the Most of Your Meeting
• The 50 Minute Meeting
• Using Games
• Giving Prizes
• Stuffed Magic
Module Eleven: Assignment Review / Wrap Up
Middle Manager
Module One: Introduction to Management
• What is Management?
• What Do Managers Do?
• What Does It Take to Be a Manager?
• Why Does Management Matter?
Module Two: Ethics and Social Responsibility
• Ethical Workplace Behavior
• Unethical Workplace Behavior
• Making Ethical Decisions
• Social Responsibility
Module Three: Managing Information
• Why Information Matters
• Strategic Information
• Characteristics and Costs
• Getting and Sharing Information
Module Four: Decision-Making
• Rational Decision-Making
• Steps to Rational Decision-Making
• Limits to Rational Decision-Making
• Improving Decision-Making
Module Five: Control Basics of Control
• The Control Process
• Is Control Necessary?
• How and What to Control
• Control Methods
Module Six: Organizational Strategy
• Basics of Organizational Strategy
• Sustainable Competitive Advantage
• Strategy-Making Process
• Corporate, Industry, Firm Level Strategies
Module Seven: Innovation and Change
• Organizational Innovation
• Why Innovation Matters
• Managing Innovation
• Organizational Change
• Why Change?
• Managing Change
Module Eight: Organizational Structures and Process
• Departmentalization
• Organizational Authority
• Job Design
• Designing Organizational Processes
Module Nine: Managing Teams
• Advantages and Disadvantages of Using Teams
• Kinds of Teams
• Work Team Characteristics
• Enhancing Work Team Effectiveness
Module Ten: Motivation and Leadership
• Basics of Motivation
• Equity Theory
• Expectancy Theory
• What is Leadership?
• Situational Leadership
• Strategic Leadership
Module Eleven: Assignment Review / Wrap Up