2.
An agenda is a list of individual items which
must be "acted upon" or processed, most
usually those matters which must be discussed
at a business meeting.
An agenda may also be called a docket.
3. Guide to the participants of the meeting.
It keeps the discussion focused and on track.
It gives the meeting direction and lets the
participants know what to expect from the
meeting.
Agendas make meetings more efficient and
productive.
5. The chairperson and secretary communicate
should create the agenda prior to the meeting.
Committee chairs research and organize their
reports and ensure someone is at the meeting
to discuss the subject.
Advisable to have written procedures.
6. Send an e-mail stating there will be a meeting,
the goal of the meeting as well as the
administrative details such as when and where
it will be.
Ask participants requesting an agenda item to
contact you no less than two days before the
meeting.
All of the agenda requests have been
submitted to you, summarize them in a table
format.
7. It's our responsibility to ensure that each
agenda item is directly related to the goals of
this particular meeting.
You must be realistic in the amount of time
you allocate to each presenter.
Send the agenda to all the meeting participants
the day before the meeting.
9. Name, date and location of the event.
Specific times and days for activities.
Items should be brief and easy to follow.
Every activity must have a time and place.
The event schedule should be full.
Attendees should know where they can find
more information.
10.
Formal Agenda :
A formal agenda follows more of a format.
This format includes the type of meeting, lists
the meeting facilitator . This follows some
specific orders.
11. Name of Group
Type of Meeting :
Date :
Time :
Items
Call to Order
Roll Call
Approval of Agenda
Last Meeting Minutes
Committee Reports
Old Business
New Business
Wrap Up and Adjourn
Presenter
12. Informal Agenda
- Refers to an informal list of items that will be
discussed during a meeting and is often thrown
together at the last minute.
Prioritized Agenda
- Follow a priority system.
-Items are given an order according to perceived
importance to the group. The topics are then
discussed in this order.
Timed Agenda :
- Refer to using a set time line for the
meeting.Usually a time keeper is assigned to help stay
on task.
13. Header section in the centre
Information presented in two columns
Left column -should provide day and time
information.
Right column- detailed descriptions of the
agenda .
Try to get everything on one page.
14. Call to order
Roll call (establish a quorum)
Approval of the agenda
Citizen comments
Reading and approval of minutes
Reports of officers, committees
Special orders
Old business
New business
Set next meeting date
Adjournment
15.
Time
9.00am to 9.02am
9.02am to 9.05am
9.05am to 9.20am
9.20am to 9.55am
9.55am to 10.30am
10.30am to 11.05am
11.05am to 11.50am
Items
11.50am to 11.55am
11.55am to 11.57am
11.57am to 12.00pm
Welcome
Approval of agenda
Approval of last meeting minutes
Managers Report
*Membership &job commitment
Treasurer’s Report
*Budget assessment
Old Business
New Business
*Marketing Plan - 2014
* Upcomming Trail
Vote of Thanks
Next Meeting Date
Adjournment
Mr.Kamaraj
Mr. Dilip
Mr.Dharma
Mr.Vijay
Mr.Visves
Mr.Ravi
Mr.Vishnu
Mr.Visva
Mr.Kamaraj
Mr.Kamaraj