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gilysse  +  866075 Mon, 17 Aug 09 05:16 PM
What do you call a person who translates meeting details by making a meeting report?


A "meeting translator"??


Many thanks in advance.
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Philip  +  866202 Mon, 17 Aug 09 08:22 PM
A secretary is appointed to "take the minutes".  So, either 'secretary' or 'minutes taker'.  'Recording secretary' sounds even better, come to think of it.
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