Yes, Tuesday still works for me, and early afternoon is probably the easiest window if you want to keep things simple.
I would bring the folder, the printed notes, and that small checklist you mentioned, because it sounds like everyone keeps asking the same questions.
If the room near the front is available, take that one since it is quieter and the lighting is better for reading details.
Also, keep the layout straightforward, because when too many pages get passed around people stop paying attention and skip the important points.
I would start with the main updates, then leave space for the practical issues, like timing, setup, and who is covering each part.
If Maya can join for the first half, that would help, since she already knows the background and can answer follow-up points without a long recap.
For food, something easy is fine, maybe fruit, sandwiches, and tea, so nobody has to stop and reorganize the whole break.
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Sure, I can help with the plan for Thursday, and I think keeping it casual is the best approach for the group.
If you want the discussion to move faster, send the outline first and keep the agenda short enough that people can glance at it in a minute.
I would ask Jordan to handle the introductions because he is calm and knows nearly everyone already, which lowers the amount of awkward back-and-forth.
You also asked about the seating, and I still think a round setup works better than rows when the goal is to keep everyone involved.
As for timing, begin with the practical decisions before the smaller details, because attention is strongest at the start and the room tends to splinter later.
If anyone brings extra materials, set them at one side table so the main area stays clear and people are not distracted by piles of paper.
And yes, I can review your final notes that morning if you want a second look before everyone arrives.