Are Your Meetings Keeping Minutes but Wasting Hours

Board meetings are integral to the function of an HOA. They provide an opportunity for directors to discuss governance issues by determining policies and priorities for the association. By following appropriate procedure, accepting homeowner input, and distributing minutes, meetings are influential in maintaining an involved and informed community. Unfortunately, these sessions can often “go off the rails” when not navigated correctly. Poorly planned and executed meetings are inefficient at best and have potential to negate the good intentions of the volunteers who conduct them. There are many factors that determine an unsuccessful meeting, some of which are:    Read the article………………

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