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It's usually the Secretary who records the minutes of the meetings. However, the minutes are discussed and is taken in to account only on the approval of the Chair-person
zifi1957
In corporate business it would be the Chair's secretary, in pathology it would be the recorder, in court it would be a stenographer - but a for a lot of people - it's the wife!
mussorandy
Bored
lovepat5808
Secretary or recorder.
tea cup
Recording Secretary
Miss Behavin
It's the secretary. For limited companies and Plcs, it is the Company Secretary - regulating all communication to and from the Board - they are highly qualified individuals, not just minute takers! See icsa.org.uk - all matters of corporate governance and company law.
usaf.primebeef
Secretary
Deb P
Depends what you want to call them! It's just the minute taker but whoever you nominate to do this is up to you....normally a secretary or P.A. I would guess.
javy
Peon
Kiowa1
They are called "The Minutes of Meetings Recorders"...
gcfcjohn
I would think it's the Secretary. Hope this helps
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Secretary or recording secretary.
krimmel100
Well in my meetings the name in Paul my P.A (personal assistant). dependant on the company and purpose of the meeting will depend on the job role and title of person taking the notes....Companies give bigger or smaller title in reference to pay not always importance.
Usually the person taking notes is the only one that remembered the pen and paper or team lacky
Richard C
It may sound facetious, but it is the minute taker. (Check - agendas name the Chair, and list one of the people against "minutes"). Strictly, it is not a secretary, as a secretary usually performs a lot ot other roles, and also the term "secretary" can refer to executive powers of an office - eg Home Secretary, Company Secretary.
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