GoodPeople - National Lottery talk, Belfast - 4.12.2013
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Richard Tyrie and Octavia Hirst's presentation on technological / societal shifts - and how to create effective partnerships.
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- 1. Richard Tyrie, Founder & CEO, GoodPeople Trustee, Unltd Richard@ GoodPeople.co.uk / @ Rtyrie Octavia Hurst, Project Lead, GoodPeople, PopUpTalent Octavia@ GoodPeople.co.uk / @ Tavihurst
- 18. Harnessing the people / skills required to succeed & become sustainable.
- 19. What could you do about the sustainability of your project?
- 20. Harnessing the people / skills required to succeed / become sustainable. About Pop Up Talent - what we’re doing…and how we’re doing it. Open and collaborative - versus closed and competitive Where to find the help you need. A different approach to volunteering / getting things done. The Golden Circle: Focussing on the ‘WHY’ - not the what / how. Letting the community do the work for you. Distributed leadership and responsibility. Diversity. Partnership working Extreme Honesty. Open, challenging communication. Failing, and learning from mistakes - quickly. Our Partnership / values charter
- 21. A different relationship with funders? Rear View - versus looking forward Ask for help! Convening power Expertise Assisting with product / service design Help identifying partners Sharing the learning: where projects have failed? Trust? Focussing on outputs - not just inputs. Supporting - rather than auditing.
- 25. Engaging key stakeholders - what can business, civic society and the Lottery do to help?
- 38. Creating a movement - letting the community do the work for you
- 40. Who is responsible for innovation / sustainability / making it happen?
- 42. Diversity
- 47. Seeing failure as natural.
- 50. A different relationship with funders? Rear View - versus looking forward Ask for help! Convening power Expertise Assisting with product / service design Help identifying partners Sharing the learning: where projects have failed? Trust? Focussing on outputs - not just inputs. Supporting - rather than auditing.
- 54. How do we focus more on the output than the input?
- 58. Richard Tyrie, Founder & CEO, GoodPeople Trustee, Unltd Richard@ GoodPeople.co.uk / @ Rtyrie Octavia Hurst, Project Lead, GoodPeople, PopUpTalent Octavia@ GoodPeople.co.uk / @ Tavihurst
Editor's Notes
- Choose: Do nothing, do something
- Partnership challenges: Practicing extreme honesty with partners Open, honest, (sometimes challenging) communication. Embracing conflict as a natural process Acknowledging cultural differences A Partnership framework agreement Resolving issues as low in the partner orgs as possible Failure / experimentation / learning.
- What could the Lottery do to support you better?