The phrase "meeting topic" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to the subject or theme that will be discussed in a meeting. Example: The meeting topic for tomorrow's staff meeting will be the new marketing campaign.
If leaders catch only 7% of the information, they miss behavioral signs that stakeholders are ready to move on to the next meeting topic.
Vague re: the meeting topic?
All meetings are recorded and can be viewed by any employee, as long as the meeting topic is not proprietary.
One good way to end the meeting is with a Bible reading relevant to the meeting topic.
To make a meeting, you log in to their site, and fill out an email-like form consisting of the email addresses for attendees, meeting topic, and possible meeting times.
Monthly reports are run to track how many students are meeting with their advisors and how frequently, types of meeting topics (using meeting codes entered by the advisors), and types of action taken (using action codes entered by the advisors).
They include additional payroll costs and wasted time as teams struggle to find meeting topics that truly concern 100% (or even 50%) of its members.
In "Quiet: The Power of Introverts in a World That Can't Stop Talking," published in January, Susan Cain writes that introversion is not a flaw -- one of the club's meeting topics.
Lobbying cuts both ways of course, so while Google's business imperatives to influence EC policymaking are clear, it's also clear from some of these meeting topics that the EC has plenty of wants and desires from Google too — whether it's digital job creation or discussions on developing tech areas like telemedicine.
Mr. McCain, who likes to gamble, avoided the sprawling lobby casino for a series of private meetings, topic undisclosed.
Calendar and weekly readings: Schedule of meetings, topics, and assignments, and links to weekly readings.
