Making public private partnerships work building relationships and understanding cultures

By:

Geddes, Michael

Language: English Publication details: Aldershot Gower 2005Description: ix, 137p. 16cmISBN:

056608645X

Subject(s):

MANAGEMENT-BUSINESS MANAGEMENT

LOC classification:

336.39 $2 18 338.730941 $2 22 361.250941 $2 22

Summary: A guide to the processs behind multi sector partnerships including managing the partnership initially, the organizational structure, how to resource and staff the partnership and how to manage and communicate the performance of any partnership.

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A guide to the processs behind multi sector partnerships including managing the partnership initially, the organizational structure, how to resource and staff the partnership and how to manage and communicate the performance of any partnership.

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