In the true spirit of collaboration, Roadmender is now a platform for sharing views, ideas and knowledge. This week we introduce our first guest blogger, Keith Bancroft, who shares his experience in respect to collaboration in the corporate and commercial environments. One of Keith’s areas of specialty is […]
This week Roadmender assembled a few interesting articles that provide valuable understanding to anyone interested in learning something new, and those motivated to improve their craft as partnership strategists and leaders. Collaboration is in many ways a bit of a buzz word and, as some have suggested, a […]
The Secret to Marketing to Busy People Who Don’t Have Time to Read (Infographic) Being a great fan of infographics I think this little gem by Kathleen Davies is worth sharing. There are some interesting insights in her article that resonate with anyone who is interested in a […]
By far the biggest mistake made by not-for-profits when considering a CSR partnership is underestimating the amount of time and energy they need to allocate to a particular relationship in order for it to work. They are all too often taken by the ‘lure’ of the promise of […]
A colleague of mine told me of how she spent a great amount of time talking to a potential corporate sponsorship partner. She works for a not for profit which is trying to attract corporate partners to support their work. After an initial conversation things seemed promising but […]
Walker Evens, a famous American photographer, once remarked that when it comes to innovation “It takes more than originality to do something nobody else has done. Among other things it takes oblivion to good conventions.” Can that insight be of value when it comes to business partnerships or […]
Roadmender is an initiative borne out of years of conversations and discussions with many people who, like myself, have a strong belief that access to good ideas, knowledge and resources can be better organised in one place. This is a space dedicated to people who are passionate about […]
“It is this complexity and dependency that drives the thesis put forward by Jelenko Dragisic in ‘The Collaboration Instinct'” In each chapter he unpicks the foolhardiness of isolation and exposes the opportunities that arise from embracing complexity through improved collaboration.”
Jelenko Dragisic succinctly demonstrates how collaboration enhances a team’s performance, motivation, trust, recognition, leadership, and produces tangible and intangible results that beat the competition consistently. The Collaboration Instinct hits the grand slam.
“This book provides an innovative approach for ‘Not-For-Profits’ and corporates to form successful partnerships.”
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