Collaborative Governance – Leveraging People and Process
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collaboration, governance, leadership, engagement, tamarackAbstract
Effective collaboration requires that partners maintain a dual focus on both the process of governance and the engagement of the people around the table. The engagement of partners is often an overlooked part of collaboration efforts. We make assumptions that there is shared commitment and engagement and are disappointed when partners back away from the table or lack the engagement expected. The process of governing a collaboration is equally complex. This paper explores practices to improve the people and governance process leading to more innovative and responsive collaborations.
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