But the first step is to get everyone in the same room without any confusion about where and when the meeting will take place. Send an email to reach everyone you need at once and no one will have an excuse for being a no-show.
Things You'll Need
- Computer
- E-mail listserv
4 Steps To Write A Business Meeting Email
1. Open With A Friendly Greeting And İmmediately State The Day, Time And Place Of The Meeting
Follow up with the purpose of the meeting and who is expected to attend.
2. Explain How The Subject Matter Of The Meeting Will Directly Affect Your Employees
Place the topic in terms your employees can relate to, such as sales numbers or an expected upcoming busy season.
3. Conclude The Letter With An Explanation Of Any Arrangements Employees Should Make To Attend The Meeting
Direct them how to get coverage for their normal duties if the meeting will directly interfere with their day-to-day tasks. Thank your employees and sign off with your name.
4. Open Your Company Listserv And Select The E-mail Addresses Of Every Employee You Need To Attend The Meeting
Click send.
Tips & Warnings
It can help your employees to remember the vital meeting information if you close the e-mail with a bullet points version of the what, when, where and why of the meeting.
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