Sheila Said:

How to write a minutes to a meeting?

We Answered:

Might be useful, How to Take Meeting Minutes
http://www.suite101.com/content/how-to-t…

Charlie Said:

how to write minutes of a meeting?

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Normally on the top of the document you put the date, attendees, absentees, meeting name/purpose.

As you enter the minutes, just put the speakers initials

Constance Said:

how to write minutes?

We Answered:

you mean minutes of meeting?

Jessie Said:

How to write minutes of meeting?

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>>I would include those in attendance, the focus and any action items that come from the meeting.

Below is a link to a template. Again, I would use items listed below, but you might fashion your own template to suit your needs.

http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/templa…

Theodore Said:

How do we write the minutes of the meeting?

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Business meetings may be conducted formally or informally, depending on the company and the circumstances. Taking good minutes during a business meeting can be a crucial time and headache saver and it's a skill that is greatly appreciated by employers. The following guidelines are based on Robert's Rules of Order:

#Taking Minutes

Step1 Obtain the meeting agenda, minutes from the last meeting, and any background documents to be discussed. Consider using a tape recorder to ensure accuracy.
Step2 Sit beside the chairperson for convenient clarification or help as the meeting proceeds.
Step3 Write "Minutes of the meeting of (exact association name)."
Step4 Record the date, time and place of the meeting.
Step5 Circulate a sheet of paper for attendees to sign. (This sheet can also help identify speakers by seating arrangement later in the meeting.) If the meeting is an open one, write down only the names of the attendees who have voting rights.
Step6 Note who arrives late or leaves early so that these people can be briefed on what they missed.
Step7 Write down items in the order in which they are discussed. If item 8 on the agenda is discussed before item 2, keep the old item number but write item 8 in second place.
Step8 Record the motions made and the names of people who originate them.
Step9 Record whether motions are adopted or rejected, how the vote is taken (by show of hands, voice or other method) and whether the vote is unanimous. For small meetings, write the names of the attendees who approve, oppose and abstain from each motion.
Step10 Focus on recording actions taken by the group. Avoid writing down the details of each discussion.

#Transcribing Minutes

Step1 Transcribe minutes soon after the meeting, when your memory of the event is still fresh.
Step2 Follow the format used in previous minutes.
Step3 Preface resolutions with "RESOLVED, THAT..."
Step4 Consider attaching long resolutions, reports or other supplementary material to the minutes as an appendix.
Step5 Write "Submitted by" and then sign your name and the date.
Step6 Place minutes chronologically in a record book.