For the room setup, a square table would be better than rows because we need space for samples, notebooks, and a place to set drinks without crowding anyone.
I also think we should keep the agenda very simple: begin with the timeline, then review who is handling outreach, then spend a little time on questions that have been waiting since last week.
If Mia is joining remotely, ask her to send her points ahead of time in case the audio cuts out again.
For lunch, something light would be easiest, maybe soup, sandwiches, and fruit, because long sessions are harder after heavy meals.
I can arrive twenty minutes early to help arrange the materials and check that everyone has the right handout packet before we begin.
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If we combine the introductions with status updates, we can open more room for discussion instead of reading from the same notes twice.
Regarding the attendance list, I would keep it small and ask anyone else to send written feedback the day before, because too many voices in a short meeting can slow everything down.
I can take care of name cards and print a cleaner version of the checklist since the old file had cramped text near the margins.
For timing, maybe start at ten, pause around eleven for a short break, and wrap before one so everybody still has a useful part of the afternoon left.
Let me know whether you want me to draft a recap afterward, and I can organize action items into a simple list by team and date.



