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Influencing Model for Stakeholder Engagement

Microlearning

About this resource

This is an introductory resource to a positive influencing model for stakeholder engagement in the GFF process.

After completing this microlearning resource, you will be able to:

  • Recall the 6 steps of the Cohen- Bradford influencing model applied to the GFF context.
  • Recognize how stakeholder engagement can be constructively influenced and impacted by assessing stakeholders’ relationships using the 6 steps of the Cohen-Bradford influencing model.