Maximize Innovation Success with Multi-Stakeholder Inclusion
Ready to bring your innovation projects to its full potential?
Join the Offshore Wind Innovation Hub with Karp Strategies to gain actionable next steps from Zeineb Sellami, Senior Associate, on how to effectively integrate multi-stakeholder collaboration that maximizes project outcomes to bring fresh ideas to your innovation processes and create shared value.
Topics to be explored include:
Knowing when to engage the right stakeholders at what stage and in which types of activities.
Common pitfalls to avoid during the strategy development and project implementation phases.
Typical roadmap of a successful project.
Lessons learned and success stories to inspire and inform your next project.
This hybrid event allows for virtual participation. There will be an interactive exercise to follow, taking place in-person at the Offshore Wind Innovation Hub. Breakfast will be served for in-person attendees.
This event is exclusively for Offshore Wind Innovation Hub Community Members and Urban Future Lab companies.
Practical:
Date: Tuesday, June 11, 2024
Time: 9:30 AM ET for in-person attendees // 10:00 AM ET for virtual attendees
Location: Offshore Wind Innovation Hub in Brooklyn or online
Please email Community Manager, Anna Yum (anna.yum@nyu.edu) with any questions about the event.
About Karp Strategies
Karp Strategies is a WBE/DBE/SBE-certified urban planning and strategy consulting firm that partners with organizations to identify their unique needs and provide tailored solutions.
They strive to build strong and thriving communities, economies, and cities in which people are proud to live and work. We do this by taking analysis to action to help our cross-sector clients tackle challenges, make decisions, and advance their projects.
Their team examines every project from a holistic perspective, incorporating data, people, and place as core tenets. Working through an equity-driven lens means thoughtfully considering we are not all starting from the same place, how those disparities intersect with their work, and how they move forward in their practice.