When mismanaged, business meetings can waste valuable company time. Understanding the key elements of effective business communication maximizes the effectiveness of workplace meetings.

That way you avoid misunderstandings and make sure everything is clear. Business meetings are easy but effective business meetings are not. Make sure your meetings have all four of these ...

Meetings are part of business. Good meetings are part of a ... But if your meeting is effective, it is worth the cost in time spent. Axtell says, “Meetings are high-leverage events at the ...

How can we set the example for our peers and our teams by hosting impactful, organized and effective meetings? During both my early career as an attorney and my subsequent business career ...

No matter who is sitting at the table, it's important to understand what will make your meeting a success. Establishing the appropriate goal, structure and sharing processes is critical.

Your next business meeting will go more smoothly with proper planning. Plaza Club GM Dan Bower offers five ways to ensure that you succeed and everyone who attends is impressed. 1. Have a clear vision ...

Successful young business team creating presentation using flipchart in office This article was originally published in the June/July 2019 issue of Terre Haute Living. Raise your hand if you have ...

Business is about dollars and cents — until ... move on to the other questions that will be critical for planning the most-effective meeting possible. Among those questions are: Should we ...

The regional business meeting format allows groupings of local outlets, and provides a concentrated opportunity to bring local sales teams up to date with key events. Determine an Effective Format ...

You and your client have almost come to an agreement for a business deal and you’re close to closing it. You’ve mapped out how you expect the meeting to go and you feel fairly confident about it.

We make our livings tricking people into giving us money. The venue? The business meeting. Here are a few pointers for prevailing in style: Posture (part one) Before you walk in a room ...