Building Collaboration From the Inside Out
This publication focuses on the internal conditions and environments that enable successful projects. To partner with anyone for anything, an organization needs effective internal culture, practices and priorities that can open and orient its board, staff and volunteers toward being better collaborators. This publication enables you to start a conversation about your efforts internally and externally to better understand your previous work and to assess your readiness for new efforts.
Authors
Lori Bartczak
Publishers
Grantmakers for Effective Organizations
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