Boardrooms are where the future of organizations is shaped. Yet too often, meetings end with thick minutes and thin outcomes. Discussions get lost in reflection, debates are silenced in the name of harmony, and resolutions rarely make it into action. To transform meetings into engines of execution, boards need discipline. That is where the 3D Framework (Decide, Debate, and Do) comes in. First D — Decide: End with resolution, not reflection Boards that fail in crises do not lack information; they lack decisions. Every agenda item must close with a clear outcome: approve, reject, or defer with conditions. The role…


