BoARDROOMs (12-20 People)
Healthy Boardrooms
Designed for leadership meetings, strategic discussions and client presentations where every participant can see, hear and contribute equally.
Typical Room Size: 6m – 10m long
Typical Occupancy: 12-20 people
Common Uses: Leadership meetings, board meetings, client presentations, decision-making sessions and high-profile hybrid meetings.
Every Boardroom Has A Story
Boardrooms are often the most visible meeting spaces in an organisation. They host important conversations, strategic decisions and meetings with senior leaders, customers and partners.
Because these meetings matter, expectations are higher. The technology needs to perform consistently, presentations must be easy to follow and every participant should feel equally involved, whether they are in the room or joining remotely.
A healthy boardroom creates confidence. Meetings start smoothly, conversations are captured accurately and the technology supports the discussion without becoming the focus of it.
Most meeting room problems aren't obvious until they affect the meeting experience.
Our Meeting Room Health Assessment measures acoustics, visibility, representation and participant equity to reveal what's really happening in your room.
Common Symptoms
✓ Meetings take too long to start
✓ Presentations are difficult to read from some seats
✓ Remote participants struggle to feel included
✓ Important comments are missed or repeated
✓ Meetings rely on technical assistance
✓ Different meeting types require different workarounds
Equity Challenges
Boardrooms often suffer from what we call presence bias.
People physically in the room naturally dominate conversations, while remote participants can become passive observers rather than active contributors.
This affects:
In-room participants who may unintentionally exclude remote colleagues from discussions and decision-making.
Remote participants who struggle to contribute naturally and miss important visual cues and side conversations.
AI tools that depend on clear audio and video to accurately capture discussions, decisions and actions.
Meeting equity means ensuring every participant can contribute confidently and be represented accurately, regardless of location.
Signs Of A Healthy Room
✓ Meetings start quickly and consistently
✓ Every participant can see shared content clearly
✓ Conversations are captured accurately from every seat
✓ Remote participants can contribute naturally
✓ AI tools receive clean audio and video feeds
✓ Technology remains almost invisible during the meeting
Typical Anatomy Of A Healthy Boardroom
Typical Failures We Diagnose
Undersized Displays
Presentations and shared content are difficult to read from some seating positions.
Poor Camera Representation
Remote participants struggle to identify speakers and read reactions.
Inadequate Microphone Coverage
Important discussions are captured inconsistently.
Complicated User Experiences
Meetings require multiple steps, workarounds or technical support.
Technology Designed Around Hardware
The room works technically but doesn't support how people actually meet.
Single-Purpose Design
The room struggles to accommodate leadership meetings, presentations and hybrid collaboration equally well.
Could Your Boardroom Be Healthier?
✓ Everyone can see shared content clearly
✓ Everyone can be heard from every seat
✓ Remote participants can contribute naturally
✓ AI meeting summaries capture conversations accurately
✓ Meetings start reliably and consistently
✓ Technology never becomes the focus of the meeting
Score yourself out of six.
4-6 Healthy 2-3 Needs Attention 0-1 Book Surgery