Led by the Shared Value Project and for-purpose strategy practitioner Anthea Smits, CEO of The Difference Incubator (TDi), this interactive workshop will explore the importance of partnerships in designing scalable and sustainable solutions that truly understand and deliver against an unmet customer or community need, whilst driving competitive advantage for your organisation.

The Partnering for Collective Impact workshop will help you to:

Outline the principles and basic elements of collective impact
Understand why shared value is at its best through collective impact
Unpack case studies examples
Understand how to bring the root cause of the issue into focus for your organisation through effective partnerships
Find the importance of a common agenda, language and true power balance in order to create meaningful collective impact with shared value outcomes

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This workshop works best when accompanied with any/all of the series' other sessions - from the introductory theory-based workshop, to the additional advanced sessions on shared value innovation and measurement. You can register separately for each workshop, or attend all four as a series. See below for more information.

OTHER WORKSHOPS IN THE MASTERCLASS SERIES

Foundations of Shared Value |18 August (Introductory workshop)

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From What to How: Sparking Shared Value Innovation | 16 September

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Measuring Shared Value | 18 November

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You can also register here to complete Shared Value Masterclass series (all four workshops).

The Masterclass Series is designed to cater to the varied priorities and levels of shared value knowledge across all organisations. It is recommended that participants will have attended a Foundations of Shared Value or previous Introduction to Shared Value workshop prior to any/all other sessions. SVP members should select the discounted member ticket options.

For more information on these sessions or future dates, please contact Poppy Cluett at pcluett@sharedvalue.org.au. And for more on SVP, please visit www.sharedvalue.org.au.