Meeting Minutes

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But sometimes, you have owners that are just much more active in the process, and they wanna be in control of all of that, and so that's fine, that can be theirs, it's not something that you are necessarily legally mandated to do, it's something that you kind of want to do, which I know sounds ridiculous, 'cause nobody really wants to write the meeting minutes, but trust me, it's really important, and it's one of those things that will be a positive in the end, if you have the ability to keep track and control of all of this information. So, the information always has clarity about who's writing it, about what the topics are, about what date it is, about who's attending, and then a clarity of simple statements, usually declarative statements, that give an idea about what the discussion was, and where it went to, so we looked at option one and option two, and two was preferred because of this reason, so that down the road, somebody can backtrack through all that information, and understand why decisions were made. And then don't forget the various exhibitions of, if you say option one and option two, you kinda have to show those somewhere, in order for that to be meaningful down the road, so all of those different exhibitions get listed on the end.

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