Town halls: updates and open questions
A town hall is a place for leadership to explain what is changing and hear what employees are seeing. The sample format below starts with context, includes a service-team perspective and a strategy discussion, then leaves time for questions.
Before: prepare a specific question using the Ask Leadership example. Follow the session organizer's published instructions for that event. After: look for a written recap that records answers given and open follow-ups.
This page describes a sample format, not a shared calendar or a schedule of confirmed sessions.
Watch the latest town hall
Sample video from MangoApps — replace it with your own town hall recording.
Sample town-hall agenda
A five-part sequence from context to follow-up.
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1
Opening context
Leadership summarizes what has changed since the previous session and what it said it would do.
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A service-team perspective
A team describes one piece of work, including a point that went well and a point where it stalled.
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Strategy discussion
The group examines one theme using the evidence questions on the strategy page.
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Employee questions
The facilitator takes prepared questions, then questions from participants as time allows.
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Written follow-up
The recap records answers, unresolved points, and the role expected to share the next update.
Prepare and follow up
Use the relevant page for context before or after a session.
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