OPD_05: - researcher launchpad - stakeholders

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Who are Stakeholders?
Stakeholder mapping and management

High Power & High Interest - Manage Closely

Supervisors
Work Colleagues
Funder/My Husband!
Collaborators

Manage closely by: Clear, frequent communication, know their availability, clarify expectations, know their point of view, know our roles, negotiate.

High Power & Low Interest - Satisfy

The University
Government
Ethics

Satisfy by: Check the rules, know what, know when and know the quality

Low Power & Low Interest - Monitor

 Public
Media

Monitor by: checking, being up to date, notifications, twitter, social media

Low Power & High Interest - Keep Informed

Family
Particpants
Peers
Beneficiaries
Subjects
Students

Keep informed by: Newsletters, updates, level of tech expertise, know what they'd need to know

Flip Chart notes created and provided by facilitator Tracey Stead



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