To prepare for your meeting, you need to draft questions that you think will be important and relevant to the CEO and CMO. This preparation will be your guide as you develop your presentation.For this task, you are only required to draft the questions. Make sure to think both quantitatively and qualitatively.You’ve been provided a dataset in the resources below to use as the basis for your exploration. Review this data, taking note of what information has been provided, what insights you can garner, and what is relevant to both the CEO and CMO respectively.Create a set of four questions that you anticipate each business leader will ask and want to know the answers to. Make sure you differentiate your questions, as both the CEO and CMO view business decisions through different lenses.Submit your eight questions in total (4 for the CEO and 4 for the CMO) in the text submission box below.

In this task, you will be required to read the questions carefully and understand that business requirement. Once you have an idea of what is required from the perspective of the CEO and CMO, you will need to come up with the perfect visual which will illustrate what the senior managers are looking for in each scenario. Remember, data can be presented in multiple types of charts, but you are required to select the visual that would best display the information which is being presented.You will be provided resources on how to select visuals based on the different scenarios, these are available in the resources section. These resources will help you get an idea on which visual to select for the given business scenario and will also guide you on how to choose the right chart or graph for your data. Each question will contain a unique scenario and you will be expected to answer the questions based on that scenario.To complete this task, answer the multiple-choice quiz. Start the quiz by clicking 'Click here to start the task' in section 5 below. Please note there are 5 multiple choice questions to complete in this task. Please be patient as each question loads.

Select all that applyWhich of the following should you do if you want to have effective meetings?Multiple select question.Summarize decisions, and review assignments for the next meeting.Review the agenda before beginning, and tentatively allocate time for each item.Encourage active participation of all members by asking questions.Always cover the agenda in order.Recognize mistakes and chastise those who make them so the team can learn from those mistakes.Make sure to keep the minutes of the meeting secret so the client does not see them.

Question 6Arriving at meetings prepared is an important part of creating a professional work environment. This involves which of the following actions? Select all that apply.1 pointReading the meeting agenda ahead of timeConsidering what questions you may be asked so you’re prepared to answerBringing a laptop to keep an eye on emails Bringing materials to take notes with

Question 3To communicate clearly with stakeholders and team members, there are four key questions data analysts ask themselves. One of the questions is: What does my audience already know? Identify the remaining three questions. Select all that apply.1 pointWhy are stakeholders and team members important?Who is my audience?What does my audience need to know?How can I communicate effectively to my audience?

Analyzing the procedure for convening a board meeting, what role does the company secretary typically play?  A. Chairing the meeting and making decisions on behalf of the board  B. Taking minutes and ensuring compliance with legal and procedural requirements  C. Facilitating discussions and providing opinions on agenda items  D. Voting on resolutions to break ties in decision-making