Anchor

A designated individual responsible for guiding and facilitating the meeting’s proceedings. The anchor, often known as the meeting facilitator or moderator, plays a pivotal role in ensuring that the meeting stays on track, follows the agenda, and maintains a productive and focused atmosphere. The anchor’s responsibilities may include introducing topics, managing speaking turns, timekeeping, and facilitating discussions. They help create a structured and organized meeting environment, making it easier for participants to stay engaged and achieve the meeting’s objectives. Anchors are particularly essential in larger or more complex meetings to maintain order and ensure that the meeting flows smoothly.