Welcome to Acceleration Meetings — the fourth core component of the Howwe methodology.
While great strategies set the direction, it's rhythm and accountability that keep everything moving forward. Acceleration Meetings give your teams exactly that — a simple, structured way to stay aligned and maintain momentum week after week.
🎥 Watch the video below to see how it works, or read on to explore the concept in more detail.
🚀 What is an Acceleration Meeting?
Acceleration Meetings are short, focused check-ins held on a regular basis by teams working with Most Important Goals and Company Initiatives.
They’re not traditional status meetings — they’re action-oriented touchpoints that help your team stay connected, focused, and agile.
🎯 Why They Matter
Without rhythm, even the best plans fade away. Acceleration Meetings help organizations:
Maintain consistent progress on strategic priorities
Foster accountability across all levels of the organization
Surface blockers and address them early
Celebrate wins and share learnings
Build a culture of ownership and clarity
⏱️ How It Works
Held weekly or bi-weekly — just 15 minutes is enough
Team members report on their Key Activities
Progress toward Milestones and MIGs is reviewed
Successes, challenges, and next steps are discussed
Everyone leaves clear on what to focus on next
✅ Best Practices for Success
Keep it short and focused
Follow a consistent structure every week
Always connect the discussion back to your Most Important Goals
Use data from the Howwe platform to drive insights
Encourage honest dialogue, not just reporting
📚 Key Takeaways
Acceleration Meetings are the execution engine behind your strategy
They keep your team aligned, fast-moving, and accountable
Regular rhythm turns strategy from intention into action
Simplicity and consistency are key to long-term success
🛠️ What’s Next?
👉 Ready to get started? Check out these articles:
How to prepare for your first Acceleration Meeting (link missing
Best practices for running effective team check-ins
Using Key Activities to guide your meeting
Or explore more at help.howwe.io