Are your booster meetings stressful, chaotic, or exhausting?If people talk over each other, decisions don’t stick, votes get questioned, conversations go sideways, or board members leave frustrated… your program doesn’t have a parent problem. It has a procedure problem.In this first ever video episode, Mike explains why Robert’s Rules of Order is the most important tool for band, choir, orchestra, and theater boosters who want fair, fast, drama-free meetings. This is NOT a boring history lesson or parliamentarian lecture—this is the real-world reason structure matters.You’ll learn:✅ Why meetings fall apart✅ Why votes get messy or undone✅ How structure protects volunteers and directors✅ What a drama-free meeting looks like✅ Why successful boosters ALWAYS use parliamentary procedureIf your meetings feel like herding cats, this will feel like a breath of fresh air.📌 Want the full masterclass?Inside the SoundstageEDU Insider feed on Spotify, we go step-by-step through how to:– Build and run the agenda– Make motions and vote correctly– Stop interruptions and side conversations– Record minutes that protect the board– Keep meetings short, fair, and legalJoin the Insider feed here Because when adults are organized, kids get opportunities.

Ver todos los episodios