Meeting Support Articles

Four Phases of a Strategy Execution Map and Great Questions to Ask

Discovering and creating a Strategy Execution Map may proceed in four phases: Preparation: Evidence-based support relies on facts, opinions, and perceptions gathered during a workshop from key...

How the MGRush FAST Facilitation Technique Helps You Succeed

One of the many approaches taught by MGRUSH in our Professional Certified meeting leadership training includes the FAST facilitation technique. The FAST facilitation technique ensures that meetings...

3 Review Meetings: Operational, Strategic, and Strategy Renewal

Deliverables should drive meetings, even review meetings. Meeting time is too expensive to conduct unstructured discussions and hope some of it sticks. Here you will find three strong reasons for...

How to Build Stakeholder Analysis and Consensual Understanding

Begin stakeholder analysis by identifying and examining how each interacts with the organization when they provide or receive services or benefits. External or internal people, systems, and other...

Ground Rules and Ideation Rules for Optimal Group Behavior in Meetings

Feb 2, 2017 | Managing Conflict, Meeting Support

Use ground rules to help manage individual and group behavior during meetings and workshops. You can lead meetings and...

Becoming an Unconsciously Competent Facilitator

Jan 5, 2017 | Facilitation Skills, Meeting Support

To become an unconsciously competent facilitator, you first become conscious and then competent. As you progress and...

Meeting Documenter Accountability – If it isn’t documented, it didn’t happen.

Dec 29, 2016 | Meeting Support

Don't overlook the importance of your meeting documenter or documentation support. The document produced from an...

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