As part of the TPI Blog series, we welcome this piece by Eryn F. Correa. Eryn is the co-founder and managing partner of Crivella Correa, a law firm built by entrepreneurs for entrepreneurs. Prior to founding her own firm, Eryn worked as in-house securities and board governance counsel for Alcoa Corporation, and in private practice […]
COVID-19: Seven lessons we have learnt about the present and future of partnering
A TPI Think Piece by Anna Hirsch-Holland, Senior Programme Manager, The Partnering Initiative. Introduction In March 2020, as the world struggled to comprehend and contain the rapidly spreading Novel Coronavirus disease (COVID-19), The Partnering Initiative was not alone in probing its own role in the unfolding crisis and the new world it would, or could, […]
Combining my strength in research with my passion for hands on delivery
As part of our TPI Viewpoints series, we are delighted to share this blog written by Kaushalya Gupta following her first month with TPI. With work experience across multiple sectors, ranging from international organisations to working alongside local leaders in India, Kaushalya is an exceptional young leader that TPI has the privilege of learning from. […]
Partnerships to deliver system transformation
Upcoming Online Event: Business / Donor Partnerships for System-Level Impact As part of Business Fights Poverty NYC Online 2020, Bayer, Mastercard, The European Commission, The UK Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office, Unilever, USAID and The Partnering Initiative are sharing their insights during the webinar and online peer discussion to explore Business / Donor Partnerships for […]
Four top tips for simple, fast and effective partnering
Blog by TPI Associates – Todd Kirkbride and Ian Dixon. When looking at the need for increased collaboration and partnering, together with the potential opportunities it will enable in a post COVID world, it is clear that we will need to be able to partner faster and better in the future. We will not have […]
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