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To start an organization with clout, it is best that students innovate to solve a problem or work around a known issue. By starting an organization with clout and intent, one gains a leg up on the challenges, while also entering with validity. Leveraging the clout can help students gain traction and membership faster, thus leading to a faster output.
== Comment - Maddy Branham ==
This roadmap is a great outline for how to successfully start an innovation organization on campus! Last year, we attempted to create an Innovation Club on campus, but unfortunately it did not turn out as originally planned. I think the first step is crucial to success. Without that core group of people who are fully committed, others will not be motivated to join. Social media is also a great way to connect with students who might be interested in being a part of it. I will definitely be using these tips if we decide to start an innovation organization on campus in the future!