Calling all academics!
Join our workshop, ‘Generating and Capturing Impact Through Strong Stakeholder Relationships’, held on our Canterbury campus on Wednesday 22 June, from 12.00 – 14.00.
This face-to-face workshop and is aimed at helping you understand why sustainable relationships with stakeholders are important for evidence gathering. We will identify how to build such relationships and speak about engaging with end users in order to extend your networks and to maximise your research impact.
The workshop will help you to:
- Understand the importance of strong relationships with stakeholders and how to maintain them
- Understand how to widen your impact network through key stakeholders and engage with end users
- Understand how to set out expectations with stakeholders from the onset to maximise impact capture
- Access support and resources, including the Research Impact KURIE Moodle
Pre-booking is essential as this is an interactive workshop with breakout sessions and places are limited.
Programme:
- Introduction – Claire Perera, Research Excellence Team
- On the evolution of strong, sustainable stakeholder networks and their importance for evidencing impact – Professor Darren Griffin, School of Biosciences
- Interactive Breakout Session: Extending networks and thinking about engaging with end users – Dr Ann Kinzer, Research Excellence Team
- Using Logframes for Measuring Impact and Embedding Evidence Capture into Collaborative Processes – Sunder Mahendra, Research Excellence Team
- Maintaining Stakeholder Relations – Simon Barnes, Knowledge Exchange and Innovation
Visit the Research Policy and Support webpage to book your place.