Robert’s Rules can help you run an efficient meeting. But how do you run an effective meeting? Tim Wynn from Perfect Rules teaches officials how to properly lead engaging, energizing and productive meetings through Robert’s Rules in this four-part video series. 

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Robert’s Rules can help you run an efficient meeting. But how do you run an effective meeting? Tim Wynn from Perfect Rules teaches officials how to properly lead engaging, energizing and productive meetings through Robert’s Rules in this four-part video series. 

Introduction to Robert’s Rules
Who Can Add to the Agenda?
Members and the Presiding Officer
Making Motions

Speaker

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Tim Wynn

President of Perfect Rules Inc.

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