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Board meetings are crucial because the decisions taken by your board – which often require the majority or even all members to reach a consensus – have the ability to have a significant impact on your business. This means that you face lots of constraints to deal with, but most of these aren’t as hard as you think.
In general any successful board meeting requires a lot and preparation prior to the meeting. If your board members do not believe they’re completely prepared, they will struggle to participate in meaningful discussions during the meeting. This can result in your decision-making being slow or even be impeded. To avoid this, it’s crucial to send out your board packs at least a few days ahead of the meeting.
The chair of your board should explain the ground rules at beginning of the meeting. Then, you can discuss any ground rules with your attendees (e.g. how long a discussion can last or the best way to make a decision). This will help everyone understand the rules and create an atmosphere of positivity.
Reports are usually presented in the following portion of an assembly. This can include financial statements, progress reports or any other pertinent information. The chair of the board will announce each member’s name to attend, and ensure that a quorum has been established.
At this point, the board may also discuss and examine the board minutes from the previous meeting. When these are finalized, they can be approved by the entire board. Afterward any announcements or news relevant to the meeting at hand can be shared. The chairman can call the meeting or call it off.
