Price: $16.00
Edition: 1st ed
ISBN: 0787903019
Comments: Inside Flap Copy&newline;In Planning Better Board Meetings, John Carver examines how to restrict crowded agendas, scattered focuses of discussion, and all the familiar weaknesses of group discipline—and use board energy efficiently and effectively. He tells how to select subject matter for meetings, how to plan use of board time, control the agenda, and discusses how long a board meeting should be in order to fulfill its task of governing. In this Carver Guide, you will learn how to: &newline;&newline; Choose subject matter for meetings taking into account short term demands and long term needs &newline; Avoid de facto &doublequote;rubber stamping&doublequote; of board decisions &newline; Set board agendas that are truly the board's agenda, and not those of the individual &newline; Determine the length of meetings to adequately fulfill the board's task &newline; Solicit divergent input, yet resolve it into a single point&newline;&newline;. &newline;&newline;Back Cover Copy&newline;In Planning Better Board Meetings, John Carver examines how to restrict crowded agendas, scattered focuses of discussion, and all the familiar weaknesses of group discipline—and use board energy efficiently and effectively. He tells how to select subject matter for meetings, how to plan use of board time, control the agenda, and discusses how long a board meeting should be in order to fulfill its task of governing.&newline;In this Carver Guide, you will learn how to:&newline;&newline; Choose subject matter&newline;&newline;... read more &newline;&newline;Book Description&newline;Examines how to restrict crowded agendas, scattered focuses of discussion, and all the familiar weaknesses of group discipline--and use board energy efficiently and effectively. Tells how to select subject matter for meetings, how to plan use of board time, control the agenda, and discusses how long a board meeting should be in order to fulfill its task of governing.
Summary: Examines how to restrict crowded agendas, scattered focuses of discussion, and all the familiar weaknesses of group discipline--and use board energy efficiently and effectively. Tells how to select subject matter for meetings, how to plan use of board time, control the agenda, and discusses how long a board meeting should be in order to fulfill its task of governing.