What is a "meeting bulletin"?

• A. A historical record of all meetings.
• B. A promotional flyer for events.
• C. A summary of upcoming meetings, agenda, and actionable items distributed to members.
• D. A financial statement for the quarter.

Answer: (C)

A meeting bulletin is a concise update sent to members that outlines the schedule of upcoming meetings, the agenda, and any tasks or decisions that members should act on. Its purpose is to help people prepare, stay aligned, and know what actions are expected before and during the meeting. It isn’t a record of past events (that would be minutes), nor a promotional flyer for events, nor a financial statement. A typical bulletin includes details like date, time, location, topics to be discussed, who is responsible for each item, and any deadlines for pre-meeting preparation. This combination of timing, topics, and actionable items is what makes it the best fit.