Public Private Partnerships

Scalability is critical for new revenue growth. Organizations that are cash constrained can rarely invest sufficient capital to grow market share, services, or to benefit from the efficiencies that larger organizations realize in purchasing power, financial management, and data analysis.
Unlike vendor relationships, a partnership is rooted in shared values between organizations. Partnerships require a deeper level of trust, sharing, and communication with deeper benefits for both parties.
Mission First Consulting has deep experience in developing and nurturing partnerships focused on shared interests in academic subjects, research, and community and economic development. We have also established partnerships between like organizations to create efficiencies, streamline the client or student pathway to additional services, and increase programs, services, and offerings with lower opportunity costs.
Increasingly, federal, state, and local governments require public-private partnerships for major investment of public funding. Mission First Consulting knows how public-private partnerships can be structured for maximum benefit to colleges and non-profits, while helping government agencies meet their objectives.