At some point, most readers will have a meeting coming up. And they'll be thinking: "Do we have to follow the same boring agenda?" The answer: a resounding "no!" They can aim instead for a user-friendly agenda, packed with 21st century meeting success secrets. This brief feature offers creative agenda ideas that any reader can use to build more effective meetings 596 words. [Feature 0801]
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