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Linda Beaugeard

Inviting only necessary attendees to a meeting and ensuring that they are prepared

  1. Determine the purpose and goals of the meeting. This will help you identify who needs to be invited to the meeting based on their expertise or involvement in the topic being discussed.

  2. Invite attendees in advance, allowing them time to schedule the meeting and prepare any necessary materials or documents.

  3. Clearly communicate the purpose, goals, and any necessary background information in the invitation.

  4. Use a clear and concise subject line in the invitation to help attendees understand the purpose of the meeting.

  5. Include the date, time, location, and any other relevant details in the invitation.

  6. Use mForce365, to schedule and manage the meeting. This allows for easy communication and helps ensure that all attendees are aware of the details.

  7. Use Microsoft teams to invite attendees who may not be able to physically attend the meeting.

By inviting only necessary attendees and providing them with clear and concise information about the meeting, you can help ensure that they are prepared and able to contribute to the discussion. This can help make the meeting more productive and efficient and drive your business outcomes.

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