By Dr. Fiona Baxter, Dr. John Dorris, Dr. Riva Soucie, Dominick Stephenson, Elizabeth Gombash, Lindsey Frazier
Abstract: Stakeholder requirements for third-party evaluations to measure funding compliance and program effectiveness are increasing, perhaps especially, for projects involving multiple grant recipients. While these kinds of evaluations may be onerous for the organizations under scrutiny, they can also provide them with tremendous benefits. In order for grant recipients to leverage these benefits, grant funding organizations often recommend active participation in evaluations. NC State’s Industry Expansion Solutions offers best practices for participating in evaluations in order to overcome three pressing challenges relating to multi-stakeholder collaborations across and within institutions. Adopting the proposed strategies may help organizations improve communication, enhance collaboration and manage data analysis and knowledge transfer.
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