Free all-hands meeting agenda template
An all-hands works when it's honest and has time for questions. This agenda balances updates from leadership with team spotlights and an open Q&A.
Paste it into Google Docs, Word, Notion or an email. Replace the [brackets].
All-hands meeting agenda template
All-hands
Date: [date] | Host: [name] | Length: [45] min
Company update (10 min)
What went well, what didn't, what's next: [lead]
Key numbers (5 min)
[Metric]: [value] (trend: [up / down])
Team spotlights (10 min)
[Team]: [what they shipped or learned]
Welcomes and recognition (5 min)
New joiners: [names] Shout-outs: [names, why]
Open Q&A (15 min)
Questions collected in advance: [link]
How to use this template
- Collect questions in advance, including anonymous ones.
- Share the bad news as clearly as the good news.
- Post the recording and a short summary for people in other time zones.
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How often should a company hold an all-hands?
Monthly is common for growing companies; some hold them every two weeks.
Who should present at an all-hands?
Leadership for the company update, and different teams in turn for spotlights.
Is this all-hands meeting agenda template free?
Yes. Copy it into Google Docs, Word, Notion or an email and use it as often as you like. No sign-up needed.
Can AI fill in the all-hands meeting agenda for me?
Yes. Acta records the meeting on Zoom, Google Meet or Microsoft Teams, with or without a bot, or in person with the mobile app, and writes the notes, decisions and action items with owners afterwards. Anything the meeting didn't cover is left out, not made up.