The boardroom is where most important discussions and meetings take place. It is where important decisions that affect all employees in the company are made. It is the place where decisions are made to aid a business's growth and expand. The board room is a symbol for power and success. It evokes images of deep wood paneled high ceiling rooms where wealthy men sit deciding on the policies of their companies and prices to dominate their market and create opportunities.

The term"boardroom" could also be a reference to a conference room where meetings are held between members of the board of directors. Most often, these rooms have tables that seats up to 20 people comfortably, and is located in a place that encourages privacy. The space is usually equipped with the latest presentation technology, including video conferencing software. The typical meeting will include a U-shaped or 'horseshoe' style seating arrangement that allows attendees to sit along two sides and one end of the table, which ensures that everyone can view the presentations or other materials.

During these meetings, the board will address the most pressing issues that confront the company. The board is accountable for deciding how to tackle these issues, and also to meet the goals set by the shareholders. The board makes decisions regarding such issues as the hiring and firing of staff as well as the expansion of the company and dividend and options policies. The frequency of these meetings will depend on the size of the business.