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Professional phrases to host a meeting in English - Part 1Online version

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by Mary Helen Sousa
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And at the start of any meeting , it is essential that you greet and welcome participants .
There are a few different phrases and expressions you can use to do it . It can be :
" Hello everybody and welcome ! "
" Good morning , I'd like to thank everyone for coming today . "
If your meeting has less than ten people at it , that everyone is introduced . If there's more than ten people , the introductions can kind of a bit , you might need to take it out or do it differently .
But introductions really do help break the ice and people feel more
comfortable and sharing their opinions when they know the other people in the room .
Now when you know some but not all of the participants at the meeting , you could say :
" I know most of you but I see a few unfamiliar faces . introductions . "
So that means let's just go round in a circle so everyone can
say their name .
What about when it's an entirely new group of people ? You don't know anyone .
" Before we get started , and introduce ourselves . "
If you're at work or at a conference or in some professional setting , you can ask everyone
to say their name , their role and the company that they work for .
" Please just say your name , your role and the organization that you're from . "
And if it's like maybe you're hosting an online book club meeting or a meeting with a group of neighbors for the first time then say :
" Share your name , where you're from and perhaps an interesting fact about yourself . "
" Hi I'm Emma from Perth , Western Australia and I've lived in every Australian city . "
This is specially useful if the meeting that you're is
online and the people who are joining you are all over the world . It can be really interesting to find out where everybody else actually is , it's a great way to spark some small talk before things get too serious .