Stakeholder mapping that prioritises action
A short guide to identifying influence and interest so teams focus effort where it matters most, including a simple matrix and sample questions to use in workshops.
Read moreInsights on stakeholder communication, engagement and measurement
Effective stakeholder communication is a discipline grounded in listening, clear intent and measured outcomes. Quietgladeway s blog focuses on practical guidance for programme teams, communicators and sponsors who need to turn communication from a programme overhead into a tool for decision-making. We publish short case notes, step-by-step guides and reflections on practice that can be applied immediately. Articles cover how to map influence, run focused workshops, write decision briefs, design dashboards and embed simple governance that ensures information flows to the right people at the right time. Our aim is to share tested approaches that reduce uncertainty, better surface risks and make stakeholder feedback useful for governance. Each post prioritises clarity and action so readers can adopt the techniques without extensive overhead. Where appropriate we include templates and suggested metrics to help teams demonstrate progress and sustain capability. If you d like a tailored briefing for your programme, contact our team and we will share a proposal for a short discovery sprint that shows immediate next steps and measurable outcomes.
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Running focused engagement workshops
Practical agenda templates and facilitation tips for turning stakeholder concerns into actionable decisions within a single session.
Read moreOne-page engagement dashboards
How to build a concise dashboard that links engagement indicators to decisions and shows sponsor impact at a glance.
Read morePlain-language decision briefs
A template for summarising trade-offs and clear recommendations so stakeholders can compare options quickly and fairly.
Read moreAbout this blog
This blog is written by practitioners working at the intersection of programme delivery, communications and public engagement. Our articles emphasise simple interventions that improve clarity, reduce friction and create evidence of engagement outcomes. We focus on repeatable tools and small experiments you can run in the next quarter. If you would like us to write about a specific topic or to brief your team, contact us using the form on the Contact page and we will propose a short engagement or workshop tailored to your needs.