Event

Webinar: Exploring Collaboration Models in Arts & Culture

Join us for a free practical webinar exploring organisational collaboration models from informal alliances to full mergers.

Date

13/03/2025 1:00 pm

Location

Online

Price

Free

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Are you considering closer collaboration with other organisations but unsure about your options? Join us for a practical webinar exploring the spectrum of collaboration models – from informal alliances to full mergers. Our expert speakers will guide you through different approaches, share real-world case studies, and preview our upcoming collaboration toolkit. You’ll learn about available resources and have the opportunity to ask questions about your specific situation.

This is a free webinar featuring charity sector experts and organisations who have been through the collaboration journey.

Booking has ended for this event.

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