Consortium membership: How to get more involved?
The Learning for Purpose studies are underpinned by a Consortium of Australian Not-for-Profit organisations who proudly inform, participate in, and receive additional benefits from the research and its partners. Consortium member organisations can:
access expert training workshops on topics such as: Development and implementation of shared measurement systems (including outcomes measurement), Collaboration and Collective Impact (network alternatives to mergers), Strategic responses to government funding reforms (including social impact bonds).
shape the direction of studies, involve and thus learn more about their staff, contribute their view to support the dissemination of results and recommendations.
boost their brand and reputation through exposure by means of case studies, reports and participation on public panels.
Learn for purpose and become a champion for Learning for Purpose: The Consortium is facilitated by our research partner EY and requires a membership fee for cost recovery. Please contact us for details.