Outcome and achievements resulting from the 1st Alignment workshop (June 25-26, 2015, Lund) - Management feedback [part 2] – continued Agneta Nestenborg.

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Outcome and achievements resulting from the 1st Alignment workshop (June 25-26, 2015, Lund) - Management feedback [part 2] – continued Agneta Nestenborg www.europeanspallationsource.se 19-05-24

Roles and Responsibilities Members: Dave McGinnis, Rikard Linander, Magnus Täcklind Dan-Magnus Sköld, Peter Jacobsson Decisions Members: Lennart Stenman, Peter Rådahl, Magnus Eneroth, Mats Lindroos, Eric Pitcher, Shane Kennedy www.europeanspallationsource.se 19-05-24

Different aspects of decision making Communicating Decisions Clarify decision making Delegating Decisions Parochial Decisions Prioritizing Decisions Clarify roles and responsibilities – mandate to make decisions? Identify what fora are decision making? Structure and possibility to communicate – more or less complex Leadership and strategy

Delegating Decisions Clarify roles and responsibilities – mandate to make decisions? Authorisation & Delegation plan Project and line organisation Reflected in systems architecture (e.g. Agresso) Functional descriptions Areas of responsibility Where can a decision be made

Roles & Responsibilities Functional descriptions launched in the summer Build on The Programme Plan (ESS-0001122) and the ESS Construction Phase Management Plan, CPMP (ESS-0005380). ESS Management System Key is to discuss and compare to identify gaps and overlaps. Members

Identify which fora are decision making A&F C SAC ESS Council IKRC TAC DG CFAC EMT-T EMT EMT-A ESHAC Decision ETB CCB Annual R Prep. TCM SMT AMT MMT PIM Etc. SAG Advice

Status Update Individual meetings have been conducted with ESS Directors and the final summary meeting with all Directors present has been the foundation for the actions below: EMT ESS-0005290, ETB ESS-0005291, CCB ESS-0005292 defined and documented charters Needs approval from Forum Chairman MEETING CHARTERS Process will be adjusted Process incorporates meeting Charters ESS PROCESS UPDATE PROCESS OWNERSHIP Process ownership assignment template developed ESS-0030290 Director General will be the process owner ESS-0065174

Communicating Decisions Main ‘decision’ bodies internally are: EMT – has taken note of recommendations, but not yet implemented a formal feedback approach; decisions are considered decision of the DG, communicated as needed ETB – Formal structure and feedback system is in place; minutes are accessible to staff CCB – Formal structure and feedback system is in place and decisions are accessible to staff Both ETB & CCB are clearly described on the external website Next Steps: Direct information from EMT (and Governance) TBD More ‘push’ of decision and contextualization (channels TBD)

Leadership and strategy Decisions contd. For Parochial Decisions and Prioritizing Decisions key points are Leadership and strategy Think OneESS Core Values Excellence Openness Collaboration Sustainability Leadership criteria Managers’ meetings and trainings Creating a network where managers get to know each other and meet Members

~ 100 48 378 Organisation Collaborating Institutions Nationalities 42 In-kind Partners 60 Collaboration, MoU and Grant Partners 48 Nationalities 378 Employees