Making Meetings Work: The Art of Chairing

Making Meetings Work: The Art of Chairing
ISBN-10
1000377563
ISBN-13
9781000377569
Series
Making Meetings Work
Category
Business & Economics
Pages
104
Language
English
Published
2021-05-28
Publisher
Routledge
Author
Richard Hooper

Description

Making Meetings Work is a short book which aims to help people chair meetings better – meetings of all kinds from community playgroups to conferences and dinners to large corporate Boards. The book is based on the personal experience of a professional working chair over many years. The book is aimed at younger men and women who are beginning to chair their first meetings, and also at more experienced chairs who want to develop their skills.

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