Monthly Luncheon: Why Your Meetings Are Broken & How To Fix Them
Date and Time
Tuesday Sep 1, 2026
11:15 AM - 1:00 PM CDT
Networking: 11:15 am
Program: 12:00 - 1:00 pm
*Lunch included
Location
Richardson Chamber of Commerce
411 Belle Grove
Richardson, TX 75080
Fees/Admission
$25 Members
$50 Non-members
Sponsor:
(Limited to 2 non-competing businesses)
$750 - includes premier reserved table, recognition from emcee, logo printed in programs, logo on event promos and signage, @mention on social media, may bring branded items to event
Registration Notice:
Cancellations must be made at least 3 days prior to the event to receive a refund. Walk-in pricing, if available, will be $10 higher than the registration rate and subject to availability. Registration information may be shared with event sponsors.
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Description
Led by the Small Business Community Committee
With Kayvan Moghaddassi, master of strategy and founder of Kayvan Consulting.
Have you sat through meeting after meeting that went nowhere?
We can put a rover on Mars, but most companies still convene a room full of adults together and hope that talking gets them the outcome they want. It just doesn't work!!!
In this session, Kayvan Moghaddassi will show attendees why the traditional meeting model is broken at its core, and hand them practical tools to fix it. Each technique has survived contact with real teams working to real deadlines, driving strategies that were put into practice and delivered real results.
Whether you run a five-person team or lead a department of five hundred, you'll leave with something you can use in your very next meeting.
Expect a mix of discussion, hands-on activity, and a toolkit you can implement that same afternoon!
About the Speaker: Kayvan Moghaddassi is the founder of Kayvan Consulting and brings 20+ years of experience in improving culture, strengthening collaboration and turning strategies into actionable and attainable plans. He's also a graduate of Leadership Richardson and a founding tri-chair of the Small Business Community.
