quarterly meetings
Four annual gatherings
Quarterly meetings are gatherings held four times a year, typically once every three months.
The term appears most often in business contexts—board meetings, earnings calls, performance reviews—where organizations follow fiscal quarters: The CEO announced layoffs at the quarterly meeting.
Some religious traditions, particularly Quakers, use the term for regional assemblies of congregations.
- boardroomCorporate decision venue
- board of directorsGoverning body of organization
- agendaFormal discussion list
- action itemsTasks requiring follow-up
- fiscalOf public revenue
next steps · fiscal year · reports · review · stakeholders · town hall · presentations · projections · budget · executives · conference · conference call · slides · key takeaways · updates · deadlines · performance · metrics
- MethodismWesley, Methodist Church, Methodist, United Methodist Church, Methodism
- QuakersFriends, Quakerism, William Penn, inner light, testimonies
- Black MethodismAfrican heritage, freedom songs, religious autonomy
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