Yes, Wednesday fits well for me, and the earlier start would actually help because I need to wrap up before dinner.
If you want, we can meet near the lobby first and walk over together so no one is trying to find the room at the last minute.
I checked the outline you sent, and I think the second section should come before the recap because it makes the discussion feel smoother.
Also, I can bring the paper notes from last month since they include those reminders about timing, speakers, and who wanted extra time for questions.
If Maya is joining, tell her she does not need to prepare anything formal. A short update in her own words is enough, and we can take notes as she talks.
I am fine keeping the conversation relaxed. If anyone comes in late, we can repeat the key point rather than restarting the whole discussion.
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That sounds fine to me, and I think the revised outline is much easier to follow than the first version.
For the opening part, I would keep it short and let everyone settle in before getting into the difficult topic. A simple summary will probably help more than a long introduction.
I can handle the notes while you walk through the questions, and then we can trade places if the discussion runs long.
If Sam brings the printed pages, ask him to label the tabs more clearly because last time we lost a few minutes trying to match the numbers with the sections.
I also think we should move the organizing step to the end, after people have said what they need. That keeps the conversation practical and stops us from rearranging everything twice.
Thursday is also possible, but Wednesday still seems smoother from my side.
Send the final timing when you can, and I will adjust around it.