There’s no “I” in team

Collaborative teams are the backbone to business success. But how do you get everyone to rally behind a common goal? And how do you get the best performance out of everyone in a team. We spoke to Adrian Searle of Decision Health to learn more.

No matter how large or small your business is, your team remains one of the most important elements of success and investing in your team is a guaranteed strategy to increase your business’ success.

If you’re going to have meetings, it’s imperative to make them meaningful and effective. Meetings give team members an opportunity to share updates, exchange ideas and discuss challenges and opportunities. When conducted effectively, team meetings can help build trust and foster a sense of unity.

However, the effectiveness of team meetings depends on several factors, such as the frequency and duration of the meetings, the quality of the agenda and facilitation, the engagement of team members, and of course, the follow-up actions.

Adrian says, “At Decision Health, we support our clients with these crucial team meetings by guiding the decisions on which topics to

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3/7 Rosebery Pl, Balmain decisionhealth.com.au cover, structuring the flow of the session, and most importantly the individual session design.”

In today’s fast paced world, getting alignment on critical issues has never been more crucial, or more challenging. Decision Health work with business leaders to ensure all team members are aligned and deeply understand the problems and tasks they face. This leads, not only to more effective decision making, but to a united commitment to the cause.

“Strong bonds between individual members are crucial for great team performance and we support our clients to develop these bonds through the design and facilitation of different team building activities.”

The most significant, yet most overlooked decision in planning a meeting is the meeting space itself. The meeting environment often has a direct impact on the success of achieving meaningful outcomes. Finding a venue that meets all the technical requirements and supports participation can be a tall order.

Adrian explains that the ideal setting should provide the space to think, to dialogue and effectively capture insights, decisions, and action planning. “At Decision Health we have designed our meeting space with all this in mind, and it’s why our clients regularly choose to hire it out for their important team sessions.” The purpose designed workshop space is located in the heritage Sunlight Factory in White Bay giving participants easy access to public transport and green outdoor breakout space.

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