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Conducting a board of directors meeting is a challenging task that involves establishing the agenda, and providing background information to everyone who attends. It is important to keep your discussion focused on the topics and issues that are most important to your organization.
The presiding officer calls the meeting to order at the scheduled time and ensures that a quorum is present. Then the meeting proceeds to discuss any officers or committee reports that require to be approved. The board will then review any key performance indicator (KPI) that has been set up for the organization in order to ensure that they are on track to reach their goals.
Then the board will be discussing new policies that need to be adopted and ways to improve existing processes. The board will also discuss any upcoming events or changes in leadership that require to be addressed during the next meeting.
Being distracted by new discussion topics can eat up meeting time and divert your board from the most important items. To avoid this, it is best to agree on a system in advance that allows directors to “park” topics for future meetings to be discussed or explored. It is also recommended that your board members get together with the chair or with other directors to get their questions answered prior to the meeting and focus on strategic topics. This will help save meeting time, and ensure the most productive board of directors meeting.
