Cards on the Table

Cards on the Table, waar gaat het boek over?Eight recurring boardroom personas. One practical framework to turn meeting chaos into clear decisions.A Practical Framework for Meetings, Personas, and DecisionsEvery meeting room has its regulars: the person who cannot stop worrying, the one who already knows the answer, the quiet strategist who says nothing until the follow-up email, and the facilitator trying to turn all that energy into a decision. In Cards on the Table, Paolo Falcioni draws on more than twenty years of European boardroom experience to identify eight recurring meeting personas: from the Skeptic and the Data-Driven to the Advocate, the Disruptor and the Quiet One. This is a practical, sharp, and often funny guide to understand what each persona is protecting, how meetings derail, and what exact moves can return the room back to its purpose, clarity, and action. Over de auteur Paolo Falcioni Paolo Falcioni is an association executive based in Brussels, with more than twenty years of experience chairing European boards, leading industry coalitions, and guiding complex decisions through rooms full of competing priorities. Trained as an electronic engineer, he moved from software and business planning into the world of formal meetings, governance, and decision-making. That shift from code that either works or does not, to rooms where people debate, resist, persuade, and delay, became the raw material for this book. Cards on the Table combines his professional experience with a practical card-game method first tested with association executives. Voorbeeldfragment Klik hier om een fragment van "Cards on the Table" te lezen. Meer informatie ISBN 9789465443089 Editie 1 Hoofdauteur Paolo Falcioni Taal Engels Bindwijze Paperback / softback Releasedatum 11 september 2026 Aantal pagina's 158 Uitgever Boekscout NUR 807 - Personeel en organisatie Bijgewerkt op 12-09-2026, 18:19:27

Eight recurring boardroom personas. One practical framework to turn meeting chaos into clear decisions. Every meeting room has its regulars: the person who cannot stop worrying, the one who already knows the answer, the quiet strategist who says nothing until the follow-up email, and the facilitator trying to turn all that energy into a decision. In Cards on the Table, Paolo Falcioni draws on more than twenty years of European boardroom experience to identify eight recurring meeting personas: from the Skeptic and the Data-Driven to the Advocate, the Disruptor and the Quiet One. This is a practical, sharp, and often funny guide to understand what each persona is protecting, how meetings derail, and what exact moves can return the room back to its purpose, clarity, and action.