headshot photo<\/a>\u00a0during the retreat.<\/p>\nCompliment Cards<\/h4>\n
Ending the retreat with compliment cards is a great way to leave everyone feeling good.<\/p>\n
Put each attendee\u2019s name on a card and hand out the cards. No one should have their own name.<\/p>\n
The attendees should write a compliment or a \u201cthank you\u201d to the person on their card to let them know why they are appreciated.<\/p>\n
Collect the cards and pass them to the person whose name is on them. Have them read their compliment as the retreat ends.<\/p>\n
Leadership Retreat Ideas: Post-Meeting Activities<\/h3>\nCreate a meeting summary<\/h4>\n
Send out notes from each session along with an overall meeting summary.<\/p>\n
In bullet point form, include each session\u2019s key ideas, decisions, and action steps (and action step owner).<\/p>\n
Follow up<\/h4>\n
Identify follow-up dates for any post-meeting action items and ensure each item is executed.<\/p>\n
Send a periodic update to meeting attendees about each action item\u2019s status and outcome.<\/p>\n
Ask for feedback<\/h4>\n
Did your meeting meet the expectations of your participants?<\/p>\n
There are many ways to gather feedback, but a simple survey is probably the easiest. Ask questions about the effectiveness of each session, the accommodations, speakers, meeting rooms, activities, and any other component of the retreat.<\/p>\n
Leadership Retreat Ideas<\/h2>\n
Planning an event is no easy feat, but I hope these leadership retreat ideas help you lead a fun and productive meeting.<\/p>\n
There\u2019s nothing better than a well-planned leadership retreat to deepen relationships, solidify the company\u2019s strategy and learn something new. So get packing!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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