The pile-up of meetings at a company can slow progress. Here’s how to clear the lane so your teams can drive more meaningful results.

In our post-pandemic reshuffle, employees with jobs that are not performed in an office are often singled out in discussions about the future of work. This makes sense, as most of the world's workforce performs crucial tasks outside of an office, and it’s time we collectively adapt to these challenges!

“ With great power comes great responsibility.” This is a famous line you probably associate with leadership and governance, or simply, boards. Boards hold both great power and responsibility over the company they’re serving. Tasked with oversight, they are responsible for checking the progress of strategies and operations. However, the boards themselves, whether for-profit or nonprofit, may also need an entity to oversee them. This is where the governance committee comes in.

Whether you’re scheduling a one-on-one or a company-wide meeting, or somewhere in between, you’ll want to make sure the meeting was productive for all attendees. With the “Meeting Agenda” template from Mattermost Boards, you and your team can come to every meeting prepared and leave the meeting with clarity. In this guide, we’ll show you how to customize a pre-built Mattermost Boards template to create your own meeting agenda board.