4 A’s Protocol: Engage Staff in Focused Meetings

Diverse group of professionals engaged in focused discussion.

A good discussion increases the dimensions of everyone who takes part.

– Randolph Bourne



Use the provided PDF to help engage your team in more focused and thoughtful meetings, discussions, PD, etc.

For additional ideas and guidance, please review the provided article.


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