Announce a Routine Meeting

Letter #1

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Mark your calendars for our monthly research meeting this Friday, July 16th, at 11:00 AM, in the conference room. John and Jane will share insights from their recent meeting with French counterparts. Everyone is encouraged to provide updates on current projects. The additives division will likely find John and Jane's report particularly valuable.

Can't attend? Ensure your assistant is prepared to deliver your update.

Letter #2

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Join us for our monthly planning meeting this Thursday, March 12th, at 4:00 PM, in the small conference room. We'll discuss:

  • Staffing requirements
  • Audit procedures
  • Budget revisions
  • Upcoming sales convention

Feel free to contribute to the agenda by contacting Mary (ext. 5555) by noon on meeting day.

Letter #3

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Heads up! The monthly service meeting is scheduled for Thursday, November 14th, at 7:00 PM, in the main shop. Key topics include training new service personnel, reviewing purchasing procedures, and establishing workplace safety compliance rules.

Letter #4

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Reminder: Monthly department meeting this Wednesday, October 10th, at 11:00 AM, in conference room #2. We'll cover a report on the current fiscal quarter and details about the new vacation policy. To add agenda items, contact Jane Doe (ext. 9435).

Letter #5

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Just a reminder about the weekly editorial meeting on Tuesday, April 2nd, at 10:00 AM, in Jane Doe's office. Agenda highlights include:

  • French textbook style guide
  • Report on recently accepted manuscripts
  • High school literature textbook update
  • Copy editor and freelance editor list refresh
  • Blurbs and jacket designs for Doe historical fiction novels

We expect the meeting to run through lunch. Sandwiches will be delivered at noon. Please let the receptionist know your order by 5:00 PM today.

How to Write this Announcement Letter: Expert Tips and Guidelines

Start with a clear call to action or highlight key agenda points. Maintain a clear introduction, body, and conclusion. Use active voice for a stronger impact. Mention deadlines or contact details. This letter or memorandum informs participants of the date, time, and place of an expected meeting, and indicates what the agenda will be.

Steps

  1. Identify the meeting, and communicate the essential information: day, date, time, and location.
  2. Provide a list of items to be discussed (an agenda), either on the same page or attached. If the number of items does not deserve a list, mention them in the text.

Write Your announcement in Minutes: Easy Step-by-Step Guide with Sample Sentences and Phrases

1 Identify the meeting, and communicate the essential information: day, date, time, and location.

Sample Sentences for Step 1

  • We will hold our monthly advisory council meeting Thursday, May 15, from 2:00 to 3:30 in the conference room.
  • It's time again for our coordination meeting. We will meet Friday, May 16, at noon. Feel free to bring a lunch.
  • We will hold the weekly planning meeting in John's office at the usual time on Friday.
  • We have postponed our mentoring meeting until next Wednesday, May 17, when we will convene in the cafeteria at 5:00 p.m.
  • We will hold our department meeting this month on Friday, May 18, at 4:00 p.m.

Key Phrases for Step 1

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2 Provide a list of items to be discussed (an agenda), either on the same page or attached. If the number of items does not deserve a list, mention them in the text.

Sample Sentences for Step 2

  • Time permitting, we need to discuss the following:
    - last month's audits
    - alumni responses
    - conference travel plans
    - new equipment purchases
    - job applicants
    - spring retreat
  • We will devote this meeting to conference planning and new equipment purchases.
  • Please come prepared to discuss our recent job applicants. You may review their resumes in the personnel office.
  • This will be an open meeting, so this is your opportunity to set the agenda.
  • We will be going over the sales reports for the last quarter.

Key Phrases for Step 2

  • a round-table discussion
  • am looking forward to
  • any questions or concerns
  • free exchange of ideas
  • goals and objectives
  • if you want to add anything to the agenda
  • if you are unable to attend
  • in recognition of your commitment to
  • light refreshments will be served
  • mark your calendar
  • need to discuss
  • needs or recommendations
  • opportunity to discuss
  • our objective is to agree on
  • plan to attend
  • please come prepared to
  • please let me know if
  • please bring the following to the
  • preliminary agenda is enclosed
  • send a representative from your department
  • the attached agenda
  • to discuss any concerns you might have
  • will go over the
  • will devote this meeting to
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  • your input is valuable