
12:10
Jeffrey Savit, CEO of JBBBS

12:12
Debbie Coltin, Executive Director, Lappin Foundation--better reach

12:17
Robin Wolk, Congregation Or Atid, partnership

12:19
Community Partnership

12:20
Jen Jewell - CFO - JVS Boston Efficiencies

12:21
Dan Deutsch, Executive Director - Temple Israel of Boston. impact

12:23
Jodi Jarvis, CJP, Director, Families with Young Children co-creation

12:24
Jodi Bromberg, CEO, 18Doors (formerly InterfaithFamily) … creative!

12:27
Adam, CJP, AVP Young Adults & Teens, - - flexibility

12:28
Miriam, Executive Director of Hillel Council of New England (as of last week, but been with the org for years). Maximizing resources

12:30
Gail Schulman, CEO JF&CS Efficient, impact

12:34
Senior Rabbi at Temple Shir Tikva - potential

12:35
Hi Everyone! Brett Lubarsky, Director, Jewish Teen Initiative at CJP. Shared goals

14:17
Cindy Rowe she/hers Exec Director Jewish Alliance for Law and Social Action Combined strength

14:47
Tamar Davis, she/hers, CEO, Gateways: Access to Jewish Education

27:41
Willingness of both parties

27:45
two organizations that believe that they will EACH benefit

27:54
trust, shared vision

27:57
Focus on impact not desperation

28:01
Clarity of roles and responsibilities.

28:01
Collaborating with an organization that reaches an audience different from mine

28:14
value proposition for both and shared goasl

28:37
Support from constituents

29:57
role expectatons

30:09
Limits on capacity

30:10
Donor dismay or buy in

30:14
fear of donor or participant exit

30:21
trust among staff

30:23
Power struggle

31:04
Difference in understanding of the articulated roles

31:17
balance between being competitors vs collaborators

32:24
Will you circulate the slide deck afterwards?

32:32
Thanks!

37:24
this is super valuable, thank you!

45:54
this could be a great exercise for staff too

46:35
can you share a bit about strategies / tools to navigate when two possible partners are at different “developmental stages”? Is that a deal breaker for successful collaboration, or is it possible to navigate being in slightly different places if there is value alignment?

46:36
Agree- extremely helpful to get everyone thinking about doing this more thoughtfully and playfully, and getting staff and board buy-in!

46:46
*Planfully, LOL

47:11
I'm all for more playfully...I think that is what's often missing!!

47:21
Thanks, Debbie :-)

51:37
What expenses/time commitment should you plan for in terms of staff time/costs related to a partnership?

56:10
New York … i mean … who are they??

01:02:09
thank you - this was so useful - have to jump for another all...

01:02:26
Very interesting that you mention rubric, Nanette, bc we have one that's really focused on our programs and how we might expand our work or pursue other opportunities, but it's never really been used for a deeper partnership with another org...

01:04:19
Thank you Nanette and CJP, great session.

01:04:40
THANK YOU!!!!!

01:04:41
Thank you, very informative.

01:04:43
Thank you, Nanette and CJP--very useful and thoughtful session! :)

01:04:43
thank you!

01:04:48
Thanks, Nanette! Great to see everyone!

01:04:51
Thank you!

01:05:07
Thanks so much, Nanette and CJP, this was FABULOUS and so needed. Cannot wait to utilize this slide deck in a bunch of different ways!

01:05:08
Thank you Nanette. Excellent info as always.

01:05:10
Thank you!

01:05:13
Thank you for this session. Great material

01:05:16
Thanks for this terrific program!

01:05:34
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01:05:34
Part 2 of this...!!!