4. Setting up and leading a first-level jury
The aim of this stage is twofold:
give project leaders an opportunity to support their idea and thus test their ability to bring their subject to fruition;
understand how the – organization, through the – jury, reacts to the idea, and identify potential benefits or difficulties in implementing the idea.
To do this, assemble a panel of middle management with a profile that's benevolent, enthusiastic and open to new ideas. These people also need to have a certain expertise in the subjects presented.
Project leaders will then have a few minutes (maximum five) to make their pitch, followed by a question-and-answer session with the jury (maximum ten minutes).
Once all the pitches have been completed, the jury retires and deliberates....
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