Meeting minutes templates: formal form, action items, notes page

Minutes record what a meeting decided and who does what next. These nine pages give you three layouts to start from: a formal minutes form with labelled fields for date, attendees, agenda and decisions; an action-item table with task, owner and due columns; and a lined notes page with a margin for follow-ups. Each comes in a corporate, friendly club or plain ink style. You can also type a request, such as a school board, to shape the page.

• a board or committee meeting record
• a task list to send out after a team call
• a club or school meeting log
• a notes sheet to bring into the room

Frequently asked questions

Which layout suits action items?

The action-item page has a ruled table with task, owner and due columns, so each follow-up has a name and a date.

How long is each page?

Each page is a single portrait sheet in a flat print layout.

What is the difference between the styles?

Corporate uses navy headings and grey rules, friendly club uses soft green headings and rounded tabs, and plain ink is black on white with hairline rules and no fills.

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