Live online workshop / November 3, 2026
Make your meetings work for the work that matters.
A practical, two-hour workshop for people who lead team meetings and want clearer purpose, more useful discussion, and decisions that turn into action. Bring a real meeting challenge and learn ways to move it forward.
Sound familiar?
When the meeting ends, does the work actually move?
Team meetings can consume time without creating shared direction. The purpose gets fuzzy, the same points circle back, decisions stay out of reach, and next steps have no clear owner.
- People leave with different ideas about what the meeting was for.
- Important voices or information arrive too late to shape the discussion.
- Decisions and follow-through fade once everyone returns to work.
A practical way forward
Build the conditions for a better team meeting.
01
Set a useful purpose
Name what the group needs to understand, decide, or move forward.
02
Shape the conversation
Make room for the right people and information, with a clear path through the discussion.
03
Close with shared action
Make decisions, owners, and next steps easier to see and carry into the work.
Leave with practical tools
Small shifts that make the next meeting more useful.
- A simple way to clarify a meeting’s purpose and desired result.
- Prompts for better participation and more focused discussion.
- A clearer approach to decisions, ownership, and next steps.
- Practical ideas you can adapt to the meetings you already lead.
Who it’s for
For people who bring a team together to get work done.
This online workshop is for managers, team leads, and anyone responsible for meetings where people need to coordinate, solve problems, or make decisions together. No special preparation is required—bring your experience and curiosity.
Your facilitator
Jason Doiron
Jason Doiron is a facilitator and consultant with more than 20 years of experience helping teams and communities work through complex conversations and make progress together. His work spans public engagement, social innovation, and collaborative planning with municipalities, nonprofits, universities, and leadership teams. Through Quorum, he helps managers lead meetings that make space for useful conversation, clear decisions, and follow-through.
Make room for clearer, more productive conversations.
Join us online on November 3 to practice clearer, more productive team meetings.