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An agenda for a board meeting is an agenda that outlines the items that will be discussed, decided upon and ratified at the next meeting. Making a successful agenda for your board requires a deep understanding of the organization’s requirements and the preferences of the members. This document should be created collaboratively to ensure that the highest quality information, engagement, and efficiency are attained.

At the top of your agenda for your board meeting should be a clear and concise call to order and followed by the secretary of the board reading the minutes of the last meeting. This lets everyone know where they stand in relation to previous discussions and decisions and lets them get into new topics quicker.

This section of the agenda for your board meeting is where the biggest names in the room discuss important updates on a range of topics. Based on the structure of your company it may include reports from the executive director or finance director, or even from the program committee. Board members are also able to ask questions about these presentations or any other news of interest.

This is the last spot where your board can schedule time to discuss any new issues or business they want to discuss. This is a great opportunity to announce special announcements, send congratulations messages or shout-outs. Following this, the facilitator of the meeting officially closes the meeting and announces the date of the next meeting.