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The best team meeting icebreakers are low-pressure, fun, and relatively short. We love integrating social media into meeting icebreakers; for example—just having attendees follow each other on a particular platform and post to a dedicated hashtag for the event builds camaraderie and fosters relationships that can persist long after the meeting. Speaking of relationships, an "Icebreaker Speed Dating" activity is great, too! Just have attendees rotate every 2-3 minutes, giving them a short window to introduce themselves to their partner and explain their role in the company, a project they're working on, or something more personal. Keep it light!

When searching for team meeting rooms, check Peerspace first. Peerspace is constantly updating its database of productivity-boosting team meeting rooms in your local area, from innovative co-working spaces and rooms in boutique art studios to cafe rooftops and hip coffee shop conference spaces. A unique team meeting venue fosters a creative, upbeat atmosphere. When your team is feeling innovative and energetic, productivity goes through the roof, and big ideas come to life.

When scheduling a team meeting, remember: Who, Where, When, and Why. Decide the date and time of the meeting, keeping in mind potential scheduling conflicts. Peruse local team meeting venues to find unique meeting locations that will help foster a creative, collaborative atmosphere. Once you've locked the date, place, and time down, send an invite to everyone who needs to attend explaining the goal of the meeting, as well as the scheduling details.

How to conduct a team meeting is all about having a plan of action and sticking to it. Have an agenda for your meeting, and make sure all participants have a copy of it. Directly engage your team, soliciting feedback and questions. Try to foster a collaborative, relaxed atmosphere by incorporating some creative team meeting ideas. Finally, establish clear action items for everyone for when the meeting ends.

Team meetings average $107 per hour to rent, but it’s easy to spend less or more depending on what you’re looking for. For a space on the smaller side, expect to spend closer to $55, whereas larger venues run about $140 per hour.