Pre-wiring and cross-business alliance building for The Big Meeting. Also: the surprising uplift from regular check-in meetings. ---- 00:00 - Agenda 00:32 - Pre-wiring and consensus building. 10:00 - CTA! 12:17 - Just checking in meetings. 16:05 - Bye, bye!
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