Mastering Hybrid Meetings: Blending Remote and Onsite Teams

Unlock engagement in every environment. This focused session equips leaders to run seamless, productive hybrid meetings. Learn to balance in-person and remote participation, establish effective ground rules, and utilize platform-specific tools for Zoom and Teams.

Description

In today’s global workplace, it’s unlikely that we will go back to 100% in-person meetings. Now that the “genie is out of the bottle” on the convenience and low-cost option of virtual attendance, we will also continue to have at least some participants joining remotely. But how do you make sure that all participants, both live and remote, stay engaged and feel like they are all in the same meeting? This course examines the typical pitfalls that occur in hybrid meetings and explores four variations on the hybrid meeting. Throughout, participants will discover practical and imaginative tools including specific ground rules, engagement strategies, and participation tracking that will keep everyone actively involved.

What you will learn:

Transform meeting skills by:

  • Creating ground rules for smooth hybrid meetings
  • Preparing for different types of hybrid meeting formats
  • Using virtual platform tools for hybrid collaboration
  • Maximizing the role of a moderator or producer
  • Engaging participants with hybrid-specific best practices
  • Avoiding common pitfalls that derail hybrid sessions
  • Tracking participation and promoting inclusivity
  • Keeping all attendees actively involved and connected

This course is ideal for:

  • Managers
  • Executives
  • Supervisors
  • Consultants
  • Client Relationship Managers
  • Trainers
  • Sales Professionals
  • Project Managers
  • Facilitators

Needing To:

  • Lead meetings that include remote and onsite participants.
  • Achieve the same, or nearly the same, level of interaction and connectivity as they would if everyone were in the same room.
  • Keep hybrid meetings focused, inclusive, and on track
  • Apply best practices to engage both virtual and in-room participants equally