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Here are key points made by participants at the meeting:

* Create a strong problem statement. Lay out the problem clearly with a definite objective. How will the team measure success, progress? Make sure employees have the tools they need to solve the problem and supervisors/mid-level managers are not hampering employees' efforts as they solve it. Monitor how employees are empowered, encouraged to innovate.
* Personalize design for support, administration, communication, etc., within the scope of the agency’s culture. Make a concerted effort to appeal to employees with underutilized skills to give them opportunities to engage in higher-level work. Aim to create a team represented by people with a mix of commitment with the agency’s core mission and their own desire to grow as a professional.
* Look for ways to “feed the elephant” as the project progresses. Select champions - among employees and mid-level - to maintain enthusiasm for the project, to move it forward; celebrate different phases/developments, and communicate creatively to drum up support and to advance awareness of the project, its purpose, and effectiveness.
1. Create a strong problem statement. Lay out the problem clearly with a definite objective. How will the team measure success, progress? Make sure employees have the tools they need to solve the problem and supervisors/mid-level managers are not hampering employees' efforts as they solve it. Monitor how employees are empowered, encouraged to innovate.
2. Personalize design for support, administration, communication, etc., within the scope of the agency’s culture. Make a concerted effort to appeal to employees with underutilized skills to give them opportunities to engage in higher-level work. Aim to create a team represented by people with a mix of commitment with the agency’s core mission and their own desire to grow as a professional.
3. Look for ways to “feed the elephant” as the project progresses. Select champions - among employees and mid-level - to maintain enthusiasm for the project, to move it forward; celebrate different phases/developments, and communicate creatively to drum up support and to advance awareness of the project, its purpose, and effectiveness.

###Overview of Research Findings Highlights Areas of Concern###

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