Projects within organisations come in all shapes and sizes, but there’s one thing that they all share in common, and that’s collaboration.

No matter how difficult or complex a project may be, its success is dependent on how well the various parties involved have come together to make it happen.

When stakeholders from various departments share their unique perspectives and introduce their wisdom and experience, the project benefits in many ways. Ideas can be developed, questions will be raised, and responsibilities can be awarded to those most well-suited.

For all of these reasons, we know that it is vital that you host a stakeholder meeting.

Visit this page to learn more about our stakeholder web sessions.

Who should attend?

Delivering a reuse programme requires collaboration, and in order to get that collaboration, you may first have to find the hooks and drivers for each job role. We have gone to the trouble of doing this for you, simply click the job titles to visit each page.

Estates or Facilities Director

Read this explanatory guide as we highlight the main problems that the Directors of Estates or Facilities Manager suffer from, and the solutions that Warp It provides in order to solve them.

Waste Manager

The Waste Manager suffers more than most when it comes to a lack of resourceful behaviour on the estate. Find out which of their responsibilities can be made easier by the introduction of Warp It’s online reuse platform.

Head of Procurement

Saving money is a major goal for many organisations, and who better within those organisations to help save money that the people who sanction expenditure! Remember, most organisations already own many assets that they’ve forgotten about when they go to order more. Reuse helps keep items in use.

Space Manager

Freeing up occupied space, and making sure that the items that once occupied that space are used in a good way are just a couple of the concerns of a Space Manager. Find out some more of their problems and the solutions that reuse brings.

Head porter and logistics personnel

The porters and logistics people are responsible for lifting and shifting items around an estate, and into the various skips and bins. You can make their lives so much easier through reuse, as the above guide explains. Their buy-in will be quick and effective.

Reminder: Visit this page to learn more about our stakeholder web sessions.