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Antifragile Communication: Agendas and Meeting Structure

There are more than 25 million meetings per day in the U.S. and $37 billion $USD per year is spent on unproductive meetings. A published article cites that more than 67% of managers consider meetings a waste of time. On the other hand, productive meetings can move ideas into plans that take implementation to project success. We’ll look at a 4-Blocker approach to creating anti-fragile meeting agendas. This webinar will conclude with a sample meeting agenda template for participants.

Learning Outcomes

• Why this topic and what’s antifragility
• Connecting meeting structure to agenda
• The 4-blocker approach
• Time-boxing and time-outs
• Responding to shiny objects, rabbit holes, and off-task behavior
• Template: adaptable (and anti-fragile) meeting agenda sample reading

Speaker

Mishirika Scott

Mishirika Scott is a Student Success Strategist and IT PMO Leader, with over a decade of experience managing projects that promote student access, mobility and success, and years of leading teams through change initiatives. She currently leads the enterprise project management office (PMO) for the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), Anderson School of Management, Department of Computing and Information Services (ranked No. 18 (tie) in Best Business Schools). She is a member of PMI-LA Chapter and holds the following active certifications: PMI-ACP®, PMP®, CAMP®, and ITIL® 4 Foundation. She is a certified Educator and a Master Tutor.

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