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Posts Tagged ‘Jim Slaughter’

Run, don’t walk, to buy Robert’s Rules of Order Fast Track

By Ann Macfarlane | October 21, 2022

Reader, I am over the moon about Jim Slaughter’s new book, Robert’s Rules of Order Fast Track. This brief, affordable and funny guidebook will give you the tools to apply…

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Jim Slaughter’s new website – amazing resource for Robert’s Rules

By Ann Macfarlane | April 12, 2022 | 2

The announcement that Jim Slaughter has revamped and updated his website is joyful news for all of us committed to good meetings and the democratic process. I have long valued…

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