Tuesday, 24th January 2012 from 10am to 1pm
There is a growing tendency by statutory purchases to award contracts to larger organisations. Many grant making bodies want to cross community and multi-disciplinary delivery projects. Many smaller organisations are struggling with limited resources. A potential solution is to partner or collaborate with one or more organisations. This workshop will look at why specific groups should consider partnerships/collaborations and the potential impacts, benefits and challenges involved. It will examine the difference between partnership and collaboration and explore strategies for successfully recruiting a partner organisation, building and structuring the relationship as well as addressing risk and funding issues.
Who should attend: This workshop is aimed at voluntary/community sector organisation and social enterprises that are considering, or are currently in the process of, collaborating or setting up a partnership with another organisation for fundraising, tendering or service delivery.
Date: Tuesday 24th January 2012
Time: 10am – 1pm
Venue: The British Library Business & IP Centre
Price: £30 Inc VAT
Please contact Anna Turner to book your place.
