The Stakeholder Engagement Canvas
summary
A practical nine-section canvas combines a lean-canvas layout with traditional tools (RACI, power/interest, onion) and explicit mindfulness work to map each stakeholder’s identity, needs, goals, context, interactions, expected outcomes, personal perceptions, engagement risks and mitigation. Workshop uses Jamboard and breakouts (three rooms, ~75 participants) to populate the template; claim is that deliberate attention and simple meditation practice raise listening, reduce reactive responses and improve buy-in. Template is available for teams to run one-on-one or as a group; real-world use reports fewer misunderstandings and clearer engagement plans.
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chapters (30)
- 0:00Start
- 2:35What Does Stakeholder Engagement Really Mean
- 2:55What Does Stakeholder Engagement Mean
- 6:14Common Challenges
- 7:20Sticky Note Tool
- 8:55Breakout Rooms
- 13:54Group One
- 19:24How Do You Engage Your Stakeholders
- 20:38Transparency
- 23:25Making Them Aware of the Real Picture
- 24:17Stakeholder Engagement
- 25:07Listening
- 27:34The Keys to Stakeholder Engagement
- 30:38Autopilot Mode
- 35:53Deliberate Attention
- 36:28Mindfulness and Attention
- 38:15Openness
- 40:03Mindfulness
- 48:09Benefits to Mindfulness and Meditation
- 48:24Meditation and Mindfulness
- 49:41Stakeholder Engagement Canvas
- 52:16Who Is this Stakeholder
- 54:49Goals and Objectives
- 55:35The Context
- 56:34Activities
- 58:27How Do We Maintain Transparency
- 59:37What Is My Attitude
- 1:05:40Summary
- 1:12:19How To Engage Stakeholders in a Project or Product in a Ramp down Situation
- 1:14:44Remote Learning
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