Who calls the meeting?

The person who calls the meeting is typically the individual who has a specific agenda or purpose for the gathering, often a manager, team leader, or project coordinator. This person is responsible for setting the meeting time, location, and participants, ensuring that all relevant parties are included. In some cases, meetings may also be called by consensus among team members or based on organizational protocols. Ultimately, the meeting caller aims to facilitate discussion and decision-making on particular topics.