A vote of no confidence in an individual or group is relatively common, or least the idea of taking that type of vote is commonly discussed, even if not acted...
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A vote of no confidence in an individual or group is relatively common, or least the idea of taking that type of vote is commonly discussed, even if not acted...
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Taking good meeting minutes is a must for groups that want to follow governance best practice. But approving the minutes is just as important as taking them in the first...
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Picture this: You’re sitting in a meeting where an important topic is being discussed, and just as your mind is starting to wander back to your Wordle conundrum from that...
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It’s safe to say, I think, that we’re all more familiar with Zoom, Teams, Google Meet, and the like than we had planned on being two years ago. When it...
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Among the parliamentary procedure and Robert’s Rules questions that I’m asked, a surprising number of them relate to minutes. Today’s post is a Q&A that covers the questions I’m asked...
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