What should I say when I attend the ministerial group meeting for the first time?

I will make the following points for the first time:

1, first of all, I made an opening speech to congratulate all the officers on their smooth entry into the big family of the Student Union through the selection at different levels.

2. Ministers introduce themselves and officers introduce themselves, so as to get to know each other and enhance friendship.

3. Tell me about the development history of the Student Union, some information of this department, and various rules and regulations.

The International Liaison Department is an important functional department of the Student Union. It is the image spokesperson of the student union and even the school outside the school. Undertaking the contact work with other schools and enterprises is the financial guarantee department for the student union to carry out various activities. We should actively cooperate with the work of various departments.

5. Tell me about the activities you personally hope to carry out this semester; 6. Let's communicate with each other and listen to your good suggestions.

Related instructions

1. The minutes of the general manager's office meeting should be sorted out within one day and sent to the meeting host for review. After the examination, a copy should be distributed to all participants and circulated to all participants, and the reader should be required to sign as evidence. The record is finally sent back to the meeting host as important information for the next meeting.

2, management meeting minutes after finishing, distributed to the participants.

3. The minutes of the plenary meeting of the company shall be sorted by the secretary of the administration department, then signed by the general manager for confirmation, and then distributed to all departments for future reference.

4. All participants in the departmental work meeting should record the main points of the meeting, and the contents related to their own work should be recorded in detail, so as to have guiding significance for future work.