Maximizing Meeting Performance

Ed Eppley, performance manager expert and former Principal Consultant for Table Group, interviews James Felton about how teams can maximize their performance where it matters most: in their meetings. James has worked extensively with executive teams and knows what it takes for teams to conduct great meetings. Learn how to own your role, as a leader, in how your meetings are run. Hear about the importance of coaching your team and holding them accountable for meeting behavior. This episode is full of practical and relevant information that you can literally put to work in your next meeting.

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