LEAD equips emerging leaders from around the world with skills for sustainable decision-making and provides them with a network of their peers to help them address sustainability challenges.



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LEAD 2.0 - Transition Communications Work Stream

The purpose of the Transition Communications work stream is to ensure that the information and communications needs of all internal and external stakeholders are considered, planned for, and managed. Key objectives include maximising the opportunities to contribute to LEAD 2.0, and minimising the risks that are likely to arise through a lack of stakeholder engagement.

Project manager: Katie Singer

Team: Mike Ellingham, Sam Gillick, Edward Kellow, Gillian Martin Mehers

Progress update:

08/12/11

• Information about the 2.0 process is now available on the LEAD website - www.lead.org/lead-20

• LEAD International will be sending a ‘holiday greetings’ message to all our partners in mid December. The message will introduce the 2.0 process and map out our transformation plans for 2012.

25/11/11

• An initial analysis of LEAD stakeholders has been completed and the Partnership and Communications teams are working together to create a detailed analysis of clients, partners and funders.

• The stakeholder map has been used to inform the stakeholder communications plan, which is currently being developed. In addition to email updates, information about the project has been made available via the website

• The terms of reference for volunteers are being drafted - Fellows who have volunteered to help with the 2.0 process will be contacted within the next few weeks.