Workshop
Stakeholder management in public-private/public-public partnerships
- Date
- Monday 29 September 2025
- Time
- Address
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PLNT
Langegracht 70
2312NV Leiden
As a research support professional, you're often at the intersection of competing interests, diverse expectations, and shifting priorities. This session offers an inspiring space to explore the art of stakeholder engagement—how to create alignment, foster collaboration, and move forward with clarity and purpose.
Through real-world examples and collective reflection, we’ll explore the dynamics at play when working with multiple stakeholders in complex research environments. You’ll leave with fresh perspectives on how to unite diverse interests and co-create meaningful outcomes—anchored in your own context but inspired by the shared experience of peers.
This session is not just about tools—it's about mindset, vision, and strategic intuition. Join us to explore how you can elevate your stakeholder approach and increase your impact by fostering trust, clarity, and alignment in every step of your work.
Who is this event for?
This session is designed for research support professionals who work with multiple stakeholders and want to create stronger alignment and shared success. It’s especially valuable for Project Managers, Project Leaders, and professionals supporting researchers in the Social Sciences and Humanities across institutional or interdisciplinary boundaries.
Please register for this workshop by 27 September.
RegisterFacilitator: Alexander Mouret
Alexander Mouret has built a diverse career at the intersection of academia, innovation, and public engagement. He began as Legal & Business Counsel for Leiden University and the Leiden University Medical Center (LUMC), before shifting his focus to public relations, outreach, and regional partnerships. In recent years, he has specialized in innovation management, first in the field of Artificial Intelligence and now as Senior Innovation Manager with a focus on the Humanities.
Throughout his career, Alexander has been deeply involved in projects that connect research with society, often navigating complex networks of stakeholders. He is also a driving force behind several high-impact outreach initiatives, including the Brave New World Conference, Nacht van Ontdekkingen, and Days of Art & Science, where art, science, and societal challenges converge.
Who’s organising this event?
This event is organised by the Leiden Research Support Network. The network is for all research support professionals working at Leiden University. Within the network, research support professionals from different domains exchange knowledge and experiences, and work together to answer (complex) questions from researchers. Questions? Please contact: lrs@bb.leidenuniv.nl.