How to Host a Company Meeting That Inspires, Engages, and Drives Growth
If you’re a Founder / CEO, your company meetings should be more than just PowerPoints and spreadsheets. They should be an opportunity to realign, inspire, and reinforce your company’s vision while making sure your team is fully bought in.
At Bet-David Consulting, we recently ran a high-impact company meeting at Top Golf—blending business with fun—and it reinforced some key lessons every founder should consider.?
If you’re serious about scaling your business and creating a high-performance culture, here’s how you can transform your next company meeting into a game-changer.
1. Have Business + Fun
We structured our meeting at Top Golf, handling all the business objectives first—strategy, numbers, and vision. Once that was done, we broke bread and played Top Golf. This balance keeps energy high and builds camaraderie.
2. Share the Company Story
Your team needs to hear the "why" behind the business. Where did it start? What challenges did you overcome? A strong company story deepens their connection to the mission and reinforces their purpose.
3. Look Back at the Previous Year
What worked? What didn’t? Take time to reflect. Celebrate the wins, acknowledge the struggles, and use these insights to refine your strategy for the future.
4. Set Clear Goals for This Year
Vague targets create vague results. What does success look like this year? Break it down into specific, measurable objectives so every team member knows what they’re working toward.
5. Create an Incentive Plan for Staff
If the company wins, the team should win too. Align incentives with business growth—bonuses, revenue-sharing, or performance-based perks—to keep them engaged and motivated. It should be both clear & impactful.
6. You Want to Have a Surprise
A great leader knows how to keep their team on their toes—in a good way. A surprise announcement, a guest speaker, or an unexpected bonus keeps people excited and engaged.
7. Team Exercise
Success isn’t just about the individual—it’s about the collective effort. A team-building exercise can reinforce collaboration and communication while injecting some energy into the day.
8. Give Out Awards
Recognizing top performers publicly reinforces the behaviors and results you want to see. Make it personal. Make it meaningful. People thrive on recognition.
9. Have Fun
Don’t make it all about work. Culture is built in the small moments of laughter, competition, and connection. Find ways to bring that into your meetings.
10. End With Action
A meeting is only successful if it drives execution. Make sure everyone leaves knowing exactly what’s expected of them next.
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1 周I love it! My favorite part is sharing the ‘why’ behind the business: What moves you? What motivates you? Why are you here? The toughest situation is dealing with someone who has no sense of purpose. Where you constantly have to motivate them and remind them of why they’re doing what they do.