When to partner and collaborate with other nonprofit organizations

(Nonprofit Financial Management 11/12)
Nonprofits are exploring new ways to work with like-minded organizations. In this webinar, you will learn how to recognize the conditions for successful collaborations, evaluate mission alignment, assess prospects, and facilitate productive conversations with potential partners. NFF will cover the difference between partnership and collaboration, strengths and full costs in partnerships and collaboration, value propositions for collaboration, partnership and collaboration finances, and potential barriers to forming new partnerships.

In this video:
00:00 - Intro
01:08 - Land acknowledgment
03:22 - Background on NFF
05:22 - Group norms + upcoming sessions
07:35 - Learning goals
08:52 - What are potential benefits of collaboration?
10:54 - Form follows function
13:06 - McKinsey & Company capacity framework
17:16 - Partnership v Collaboration
18:58 - Forms of collaboration vary by level of integration
23:00 - Why do nonprofits collaborate? What are common collaboration areas?
28:36 - Are you ready to achieve your collaborative aspirations?
30:29 - 1) Knowledge: Do you have enough information?
33:15 - Example: Data knowledge gap
35:04 - 2) Trust: Have you built solid relationships?
40:12 - 3) Resources: Do you have resources to invest?
44:01 - 4) Risk: Can your organization sustain the work?
47:17 - What are the full costs of collaborating?
48:20 - Self-assessment: Core strengths
50:20 - 1) People & Skills
51:42 - 2) Relationship & Reputation
53:04 - 3) Data & Know how
54:32 - 4) Financial
56:00 - Reflection: What do you bring to a collaborative relationship?
58:11 - Recap: Assessing partner organizations
1:00:07 - Developing your collaboration value proposition
1:03:06 - Outro

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[VivianFlomo]

Good morning madam I am john D flomo from Liberia we have an nonprofits Organization in Liberia