The Danish Ministry of Social Affairs and the Municipality of Aarhus.

• Added value for the customers: The assignment from the Ministry of Social Affairs and the Municipality of Aarhus was initially 'only' an evaluation of a four-year project. It was Mette Thorsen's idea to add a best practice handbook to the project with the aim of creating a tool that can be easily used in everyday life by different groups of employees.
• The handbook now forms the basis for the network meeting method that the Aarhus City Council has decided all 16000 employees in the municipality's school districts must use.
• The network meeting method has subsequently also been implemented in municipalities in Sweden and Norway.

• Stakeholder management throughout the entire process, including: Steering group, schools involved, professionals and others associated with the network meeting method - from idea to completed handbook in collaboration with TFL Project Service.
  
• Business and idea development: The assignment from the Ministry of Social Affairs and the City of Aarhus was initially 'only' an evaluation. It was Mette Thorsen's idea to provide the project with a best practice handbook.
  
• Main responsible for the production of the handbook: From strategy and research, analysis and focus group interviews to text writing and quality assurance of the entire handbook.
  
• Knowledge sharing: Lecture on and presentation of the handbook for multidisciplinary groups.