2. Types of meeting
Status update meeting
Information sharing meeting
Decision making meeting
Problem solving meeting
Innovation meeting
Team building meeting
3. Status update meeting:
Status update meeting are
one of the most common
meeting
It includes regular team and
project meetings
With the team members all
and their progress towards a
common goal
By communicating current
update tasks progress
challenges and next steps
4. Primary goals Key roles
• Group alignment across
and within team
• Team members
• meeting leader
How to host
successful status
update meeting
Uses of status
update meeting
• Engaging the whole team
• Keeping meeting
structure consistent
• Documenting and share
outcomes
• Effectively tap into
themes knowledge and
experience
• Efficiently structure
meeting
• Automatically share
outcomes report and
task assignment
5. Information sharing meeting:
Presentations, panel
debates, keynotes,
workshops and lectures
are all examples of
information sharing
meeting
Is for the speaker to
share information with
the attendees
6. Primary goal Key roles
• Provide information
• educate to the audience on
topic
• Workshop on training sessions
• Presenter
• Audience member
How to host great
information sharing
meeting
Uses of information
sharing meeting
• Engaging the audience
• Making presentation in
dynamic
• information should be
understanding easily
•Get accurate information
•Quickly and easily gather
input from every one
7. Decision making meeting:
A decision making process
can include group activities
Like information gathering,
sharing and brainstorming
solutions, evaluation of
options, ranking
performance and voting on
the financial options
These are the most
effective wap running
decision making
8. Primary goals Key role
• Make the best possible
decision
• Planning for execution
• Meeting leader
• Note taker
• Process observer
• Those with authority to carry
out the decisions
How to host
successful decision
making meeting
Challenges of decision
making meeting
• Consider all relevant
information
• Generate and evaluate
possible solution
• Get everyone (decision) on
board
• Dominators
• Cannot finish on time
• Poor or inadequate
preparation
• People are not engaged
• Lack of follow through on
tasks
9. Problem solving meeting:
Problem solving
meeting oriented
around solving either
a specific or general
problem and are
perhaps the most
complex and varied
types of meetings
10. Primary goals Key role
• Agreeing on the most
optimal solution
• Problem solving
• Identify possible solution
• Meeting leader
• Meeting participants
How to host
successful problem
solving meeting
Challenges of
problem solving
• Identify the problem to be
addressed
• Define solution
requirement and restraints
• Brainstorm possible
solutions
• Evaluate to solutions
• Agree on a solution
• Identifying the real
problem
• Intra group confilct
defensiveness
• Time pressure
11. Innovation meeting:
The idea behind
innovation meeting is that
participants will build off
of one another’s ideas
Creating a product of the
collective intelligence
that is better than what
each of them could have
come up with on their
own
12. Primary goals Key role
• Get new ideas
• Designing or redesigning
products
• Identifying new approach
• Meeting leader
• Meeting participants
• Note taker
How to host
successful
innovation meeting
Challenges in
innovation meeting
• Set the stage on generate
flow
• Brainstorm and evaluate
ideas
• Creating an inspiring
environment
• Freely sharing ideas
without judgement
• Tapping into different
perspectives
13. Team building meeting:
One of the best way to
get everyone on your
team working well
together and moving
towards the same goal
Is to conduct regularly
team building meeting
14. Primary goals Key role
• Fostering a
collaborative team
environment
• Aligning everyone’s
efforts
• Unifying distributed
teams
• Team members
• Activity leader
How to host
successful team
building meeting
Challenges in
team building
meeting
• Identify want to
focus on
• Include everyone
• Make it important
• Make it fun and
engaging
• Work conflict
• Lack of engagement
at work