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Over the last two years, we began to notice that successful Fellows were bringing together people on at their campus schools who they identified in their Landscape Canvas research. Some of these people knew one another already (usually the ones who were already self-identified as part of the innovation and entrepreneurship ecosystem); others didn't, but perhaps were identified by the Fellows as someone who was in the ecosystem and was in a role that could be even more supportive of student creativity, innovation, entrepreneurship or design thinking. By holding such meetings, Fellows found new allies and supporters. They helped catalyze new collaborations between others. They learned new things about their ecosystem and the potential to expand their impact collectively. Fellows, and their sponsors, also became known as a central point of contact for the innovation and entrepreneurship (I&E) ecosystem at their school.<br><br>
Rather than leave these potential outcomes to chance, we introduced the Stakeholder Meeting in Fall 2015, asking all new candidates to hold such a meeting early in their involvement with the Fellows program. Please set your date now, even if circumstances change and you have to be flexible with schedules. This will allow you to communicate the date, time and location to people you meet as part of your outreach of the coming weeks.<br><br>
This in-person, face-to-face meeting is an opportunity for you to invite a small handful of campus leaders (faculty, administration and students) who are supportive of innovation and entrepreneurship. Invite those students leaders who are directly responsible for, or potentially responsible for, an expanded innovation and entrepreneurship ecosystem. Your invite list should be about 10 people. In addition, make sure to include previously-trained University Innovation Fellows on your campus.
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Campus I&E leaders, including administration, faculty and student leaders. Many of the stakeholders will be from distinctly different departmental/college silos. Include your faculty sponsorchampion(s) and all Fellows currently at your school. The Fellows and your sponsor faculty champions are instrumental to continued success and this is a great way to illustrate that continuity.
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In the meantime, sketch out your plan. We are asking you to only schedule one stakeholder meeting per campus, ideally around week 5 of training (week of September 28). After this meeting, you are required to submit artifacts to us. These artifacts may include photos, attendee lists, agendas and outcomes. They most certainly will not include videos of the event.<br>
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{{Fmbox|image=none|text=If your campus sponsored new Fellows in the last cycle, consider whether it is too soon to convene another such meeting. Those convened will want to see evidence of change from the last group of Fellows. If that is the case, let us know. We will gladly give you a couple of extra months to help the overall team demonstrate progress before asking you to introduce yourselves and present your fresh ideas.''}}
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