Before you can govern well, you need the right people around the table. But most committees are structured the way they are because that's what the constitution says, or because that's how it's always been done. Neither is a good enough reason.

In this episode Kate H and Kate M tackle committee composition from the ground up — the three committee models and when each one makes sense, why seven to nine members is the sweet spot, why odd numbers matter, what genuine diversity of perspective actually looks like, and why a committee where everyone agrees is a warning sign, not a success.

Show notes and free resources at The Committee Room