The Collaboration Challenge: Global Partnerships to Achieve Global Goals.

Q4 Medicine
Michael Bzdak
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Abstract

As capitalism is being re-invented and the voices of multiple stakeholders are becoming more prevalent and demanding, it is the perfect time for the private sector to embrace large-scale collaboration and a shared sense of purpose. Since the explosive growth of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) in the 1990s, a new era of responsibility, purpose and a re-envisioned capitalism are dramatically apparent. Beyond financial support, business leaders have the opportunity to galvanize networks, advocate for regulation and policy change, and form supporting consortia to support global development. The role of the private sector in development has changed significantly from a model of benevolent contributor to a model of collaborator, investor, business partner and exponential value creator. The new era of collaboration should move beyond a shared value mindset to new models of partnership where each contributor plays an equal role in defining challenges and designing solutions with the greater goal of sustainable value creation. Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) have the unprecedented opportunity to take leadership roles in engaging the private sector in more game-changing collaborations.

合作挑战:实现全球目标的全球伙伴关系。
随着资本主义被重新发明,多个利益相关者的声音变得越来越普遍和苛刻,这是私营部门接受大规模合作和共同目标感的最佳时机。自20世纪90年代企业社会责任(CSR)的爆炸式增长以来,一个责任、目标和重新设想的资本主义的新时代引人注目。除了财政支持,商业领袖还有机会激励网络,倡导监管和政策变革,并形成支持联盟,以支持全球发展。私营部门在发展中的作用已经发生了重大变化,从一个仁慈的贡献者模式转变为合作者、投资者、商业伙伴和指数价值创造者的模式。合作的新时代应该超越共享价值的思维模式,建立新的伙伴关系模式,在确定挑战和设计解决方案方面,每个贡献者都发挥平等的作用,以实现可持续价值创造的更大目标。非政府组织有前所未有的机会发挥领导作用,使私营部门参与更多改变游戏规则的合作。
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