Introduction -- 1. Setting up for success -- 2. Building your bylaws -- 3. Making the most of your meetings -- 4. The art of the motion -- 5. Ways to create great committees -- 6. A parliamentary procedure sample -- Conclusion
Summary
"If two heads are better than one, why does it seem like a room full of people can't get anything done? For well over a century, Robert's Rules of Order have provided the structure by which diverse groups of people reach a fair consensus and get there in an orderly fashion. Robert's Rules are equally at home in the hallowed halls of government legislature and in the executive boardrooms of Fortune 500 companies. Even local-level community organizations rely on Robert's Rules of Order as the ultimate authority for guiding productive and successful meetings and assemblies of any size"--Amazon.com
