Yes, Tuesday afternoon works better for me because I can finish the notes from the morning first.
If that changes, I can still meet later in the day and bring the updated outline with the marked edits.
For the room setup, I think a smaller table is easier since we only need space for the folders, water, and the speaker list.
You asked whether Jamie should join at the start, and I think that would help because the schedule questions usually come up early.
I also checked with Priya, and she said the draft agenda can be shortened if we keep the discussion portions separate.
As for lunch, something simple is fine, maybe sandwiches and fruit, so nobody has to stop too long.
I can message everyone once the time is settled.
If you want, I will also bring a printed copy for anyone who prefers reading on paper.
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I looked over the plan for Thursday, and I think starting with the short review will keep everyone on track.
You asked if we should split into pairs after the main discussion, and I think that makes sense if the group is larger than expected.
If it stays small, one table would probably be easier so nobody has to repeat the same points twice.
For the handout, I suggest leaving space on the right side for notes because people usually add reminders while they listen.
Maria said she can arrive early to set out the name cards, and I can bring the pens and tape.
About the timing, forty minutes for the first part should be enough, then we can pause before the final review.
I do not mind handling the opening overview if you would rather manage the questions at the end.
Let me know if you want me to trim the checklist before I send the revised version.