How to facilitate and run a meeting
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Don't phrases 'facilitate a meeting' and 'run a meeting' have the same meaning?
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Hi Slava, they are close but slightly different. FACILITATE = organise; RUN = make sure the meeting goes smoothly.
FACILITATE is what you do to make the meeting happen. Find a suitable date; Invite people; book a room, write an agenda; organise the seating; book the catering.
RUN is what you do at the actual meeting. Welcome the people you have invited; introduce speakers at the meeting; show a PowerPoint slide presentation; bring in tea and coffee and lunch.
hope this helps!
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