Customer Advisory Board Charter and Meeting Format
Set up an advisory group that gives honest input and gets feedback on what you do with it.
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Draft a charter and meeting format for a customer advisory board for [COMPANY_OR_PRODUCT]. Purpose: [PURPOSE]. Member selection criteria: [SELECTION_CRITERIA]. Time commitment we can ask: [TIME_COMMITMENT]. What we can share and cannot share: [CONFIDENTIALITY_LIMITS]. Write: a one-page charter (purpose, membership, term, expectations of both sides, confidentiality, conflicts, how feedback is handled); an invitation email of under 150 words; a meeting agenda template of 90 minutes with time boxes that add up; three feedback exercises; a method to record decisions and 'you said, we did' follow-ups within 30 days; and a survey after each meeting. Include a fair compensation or recognition suggestion and a plan for rotating members. Mark legal elements such as confidentiality and gifts as [VERIFY] with counsel. Add a table of the five most common ways advisory boards fail (members feel unheard, agenda is a sales pitch, no follow-up, wrong members, too many meetings), the early warning sign of each, and the specific step in your charter that prevents it.
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