Boardroom Meeting Suggestion Meme Template & Generator

Make your own Boardroom Meeting Suggestion meme: an idea gets rejected and the suggester thrown out. Edit the template below, then download it free or turn it into a video meme.

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What Is the Boardroom Meeting Suggestion Meme?

The Boardroom Meeting Suggestion template is a three-panel comic. In the first panel, a man leans over a conference table to speak while two colleagues sit opposite him. In the second, the colleagues offer suggestions, and the man sits at the far right with his head in his hand. In the final panel, the man appears in a large red display as he is flung from a building; a smaller view shows him falling outside. The four speech bubbles are left blank for captions.

The meme is used for a meeting or group discussion where someone makes an unpopular suggestion and gets dismissed, rejected, or metaphorically thrown out. It is also searched as the Boardroom Meeting meme, Meeting Suggestion meme, or guy thrown out of window meme.

Where the Meme Comes From

The template comes from a comic-style illustration of a workplace meeting, followed by a visual gag in which the person making the suggestion is ejected from the building. The image is commonly shared as a multi-panel meme template. The exact original artist and first posting are not reliably established, so it is safest to describe its source as an online comic image rather than assign it a specific publication or date. It spread as a captioned reaction meme on social media and meme-sharing forums.

How to Use the Template

Fill the four speech bubbles in order, from the first panel to the second:

  1. Opening suggestion: Put the first idea in the large bubble above the meeting table, such as “We could make Mondays optional.”
  2. Colleague’s response: Use the small left bubble in the second panel for a supportive or practical suggestion, such as “Start with a trial month.”
  3. Another response: Put a second idea in the middle bubble, such as “Let each team choose.”
  4. Rejected suggestion: Use the large right bubble above the man at the table for the idea that gets him thrown out, such as “Or we could cancel all meetings.”

The comic’s gag works best when the last suggestion is especially blunt, disruptive, or out of step with the group.

Boardroom Meeting Suggestion Meme Ideas

  • “We should fix the slow checkout.” / “Remove unnecessary steps.” / “Test it with customers.” / “Let’s add a mandatory quiz.”
  • “Can we make the group chat quieter?” / “Mute it after work.” / “Keep urgent messages separate.” / “I’ll send a message every five minutes.”
  • “The project is behind schedule.” / “Cut the extra features.” / “Ask for another week.” / “We can just pretend it’s finished.”
  • “We need a better lunch plan.” / “Ask people what they want.” / “Rotate the restaurant choice.” / “Let’s schedule lunch at 6 a.m.”
  • “How do we save on office supplies?” / “Order only what we use.” / “Share spare materials.” / “Replace every pen with a printer.”

Make It a Video Meme

As a short video, the meeting participants can blink, shift, or gesture subtly before the final panel emphasizes the man being thrown out of the building. Clips longer than 10 seconds get more reach on X, and the video is made right on this page.

How to make yours

  1. Type your captions into the boxes. They wrap and size themselves to the picture.
  2. Drag a caption to move it, pull a corner to resize it, or change its font and colours.
  3. Download or copy the image. It is free and needs no account.
  4. Click Make it a video, describe the motion, pick a length (15 seconds does best on X) and generate.

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