The review was conducted by John Knapp and each of the three phases narrowed in on the strategic focus for PIP over the next two years. Phase 1 included the enthusiastic and consistent input from a broad group of stakeholders. Phase 2 compared PIP to 9 other local, national and international research organizations and concluded that PIP was more complex in its mission and it’s strongest roles are as an industry integrator, and extension service provider. It was also noted that many organizations look to PIP as an aspirational goal. In the third phase the PIP advisory board considered the findings, insights and recommendations and decided on focus areas for PIP. The final recommendations were that PIP should continue to follow it strategic plan with: 1) an increased focus on developing a stable funding platform that would grow the matching of industry contributions to PIP, 2) Work creatively with students and industry to expand the industry literacy and readiness of students and 3) Expand the collaboration and connection with the service industry and other institutions.
About the author(s)
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Valerie Carneyhttps://poultryinnovationpartnership.ca/person/valerie-carney/
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Valerie Carneyhttps://poultryinnovationpartnership.ca/person/valerie-carney/
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Valerie Carneyhttps://poultryinnovationpartnership.ca/person/valerie-carney/
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Valerie Carneyhttps://poultryinnovationpartnership.ca/person/valerie-carney/