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	The Comprehensive Meeting Guide Why Have a Meeting? Making the Most of Your Meeting Helping People to Contribute Effectively During Meetings The Amazing Agenda Mighty Minutes Planning a Small Meeting Planning a Large Meeting or Conference Budgeting for a Meeting Practical Tips on Caring for Delegates at a Seminar Planning a Presentation Effective Presentations Question and Answer Sessions Chairing a Meeting The Chair's Checklist International Considerations for Meetings Successful Conference Calls Video Conferencing Meeting Venues: Choosing a Meeting Venue Booking Conference Facilities Special Considerations for      Venues Meeting Room Checklist Meeting Venues in the UK Meeting Venues in the US Meeting Venues in Europe Meeting Venues in the Middle East   Meetings.org - Meetings and Conference Venues   Useful Information Mighty Minutes Minutes are essential for most meetings. Their function is to: confirm decisions record agreed actions record responsibilities prompt action from those who attended the meeting inform those who did not attend the meeting serve as a record of the meeting's discussion There are two main types of minutes: 1. Action Points: This type of minutes simply records what actions have been decided upon, who is responsible and what the milestones and deadlines are. 2. Summaries: This type of minutes records the action points but it also includes a summary of the discussion. Taking minutes is a skilled job because the minute taker has to follow what can be confusing and inarticulate debates and summarise accurately what was said. The minute taker must be able to understand enough of the subject to be able to follow the discussion. He/she also needs to be able to write clearly and concisely. At the end of the meeting the minutes should be checked with the chair and then circulated to all those who attended and those who will be affected by any decisions taken at the meeting. Meeting Your Business Needs Business Services Trade Shows, Exhibitions and Conventions Chambers of Commerce Business Premises Commercial Property for Sale or Lease Office Space Virtual Offices Office Supplies Corporate Relocation Corporate Housing Relocation Services Real Estate Information International Real Estate Residential Real Estate Real Estate Agents Property Management Real Estate Marketing Tools Real Estate Appraisals

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