Description

One 90-minute webinar, Wednesday, March 4, 2020, 3:00-4:00 Eastern

Engaging stakeholders and partners in projects can be stressful and challenging. Without support and buy-in from your key stakeholders, projects can go sideways and in some cases be halted. Learn the building blocks of a stakeholder engagement plan and start on your path to learning how successfully identify, engage and partner with your stakeholders. This 90-minute training will provide an overview of stakeholder mapping and provide examples of effective outreach tools.

Learning Outcomes:

You will leave with an understanding of the purpose and necessity of having a stakeholder engagement plan in your organziation or your project.

Who Should Attend: Nonprofit staff, resource managers, planners, communication and outreach managers, public outreach specialists

This online course will be recorded and the recording will be available to all registered participants. Participants who are unable to attend will still have access to all course materials.

Washington Nonprofits is committed to making their online courses as accessible as possible to all learners. Please contact them with any concerns or requests.

ABOUT THE PRESENTER:

Sarah Brace provides training in stakeholder engagement and facilitation to resource managers, planners, engineers, communicators and scientists. As a public engagement practitioner herself, Sarah teaches tools and techniques to ensure that stakeholders and the public are engaged throughout projects, are provided with timely and accurate information, and feel connected to the process. As a facilitator, she helps conduct meaningful and effective meetings, workshops and public events, where participants are the focus and productive engagement and outcomes are achieved.