Episode 42 - Echoes of Progress: The Chief’s Guide to Building a Feedback Culture

Chief of Party to Chief of Party: Success in Your First 90 Days

Unlock the transformative power of feedback in your USAID-funded project with our in-depth exploration into building a culture that thrives on open, actionable communication. Discover why embracing feedback is critical for success and how your leadership can inspire a team where every voice paves the way forward. Whether you’re a seasoned chief of party or new to the ecosystem, this narrative provides strategic insights and practical steps to elevate your project’s impact. Join us to learn why fostering a culture of feedback could be your most strategic move yet. Don’t just lead—inspire.
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Created exclusively for new and aspiring chiefs of party (COPs), this microcast was brought to you by USAID's Partnerships Incubator, a $47M project led by Dr. Donna Vincent Roa. With over 20 years of experience advising international development organizations and serving as a USAID chief of party for multiple projects, Donna understands today's project leaders' unique challenges.
She provides research-backed strategies and real-world insights to equip you for the complexities of leading a USAID project. You’ll discover field-tested tips for managing staff, achieving results, building local partnerships, and navigating USAID rules and regulations.
Whether you’re transitioning into your first chief of party role, looking to accelerate effectiveness, or are creating a pipeline for new COPs, this microcast will enhance your leadership capabilities.
This series was made possible by the support of the American people through USAID. The content of this audio series is based on the host's experience serving as a Chief of Party on a USAID award, and the content may not be applicable in all situations.
Implemented by Kaizen, A Tetra Tech Company, USAID's Partnerships Incubator is a five-year USAID project funded under Contract Number GS10F0124Y/7200AA19M00027.
For more information, visit www.workwithUSAID.gov, a free resource hub created to help you learn about USAID.