A free, interactive webinar designed primarily for people who lead recurring meetings.
Don’t own the meeting? You’ll also learn practical ways to influence a recurring meeting you attend.
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You do the same thing every time and aren’t sure what else you should be doing.
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People don’t participate actively, or one person talks while everyone else multitasks.
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The meeting regularly runs over, and you can’t tell whether you need more time or a tighter agenda.
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Everyone wants something different from the meeting, and the agenda is trying to accommodate it all.
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Recurring meetings can put down deep roots in our calendars. With intentional design, they can keep people aligned, unblocked, and solving problems together.
Periodic reflection using the STANDing Meetings Framework gives you a practical way to assess what’s working, spot what needs attention, and decide where to focus first.
Recurring meetings need more than an agenda. During this webinar, we’ll apply the STANDing Meetings Framework to examine five elements that make recurring meetings work: clear ownership, an appropriate rhythm, meaningful pathways for contribution, explicit expectations, and reliable follow-through.
You’ll identify where your meeting is strong, where it may need attention, and one concrete change you can make or influence from your seat.
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Keep one real recurring meeting in mind. You’ll reflect on it privately throughout the session, so you can leave with one concrete idea to try next.
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This 60-minute session includes guided reflection, practical application, Q&A, and resources you can keep using afterward.