The Needs, Contribution, Benefit, Risk matrix helps potential or current partners clearly and transparently share their needs, identify partner contributions, individual and network benefits, and surface potential risks….
31 Oct 2019 by Peter Simoons | Source: PeterSimoons.com
Networks are not the answer to every challenge. Here are ten questions to ask yourself when considering whether a network or partnership structure would be the best answer…
16 Aug 2019 by Janice K. Popp, H. Brinton Milward, and Gail MacKean | Source: Inter-Organizational Networks
The Arukah network uses storytelling as one of the ways that it raises awareness, inspires others, and creates change. It recommends using a “STAR” Storytelling model to create simple, high-impact stories…
12 Jul 2019 by Daniel Dow | Source: Arukah Network Website
Mark Avery shows how design thinking tools can help networks better understand their work’s context, increase engagement, strengthen collaboration, and improve the probability of a viable solution…
20 Jun 2019 by Mark Avery
The authors share four mindset shifts needed for grantmakers to be an effective network participant and offer practical recommendations for how grantmakers can support networks….
03 Jun 2019 by Jane Wei-Skillern, Nora Silver and Eric Heitz | Source: GEO
This blog post from Bekele Shanko and John Becker of GACX is written as a letter to a church planter in Europe. In it, they share five principles for starting powerful church planting partnerships…
31 May 2019 by Bekele Shanko and John Becker | Source: GACX Web Site - Library
In 2015, Grantmakers for Effective Organizations (GEO) developed the Smarter GrantMaking Playbook. A particularly relevant section of the Playbook is the “Collaborate for Greater Impact” section. This section looks at how Grantmakers can effectively support collaborative efforts…