1. Meeting: A gathering of people to discuss a topic.

2. Presentation: A speech or display of information.

3. Report: Upload tell of people

4. Discussion: An exchange of ideas and opinions.

5. Agenda: A list of topics to be discussed.

6. Proposal: A suggested plan or idea.

7. Project: A planned set of tasks to achieve a goal.

8. Task: A specific activity to be completed.

9. Deadline: Finishing a task or project by the due date.

10.Client: A person or organization receiving services.

11. Colleague: A person working with you.

12. Supervisor: A person overseeing your work.

13. Email: A message sent electronically.

14. Feedback: focusing on meeting outcomes and participant experiences.

15. Approval: Permission or agreement.


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