Case #654.0

Public-Private Partnerships

Publication Date: January 01, 1985
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Abstract:
The newly-elected mayor of a midwestern city receives an invitation to an informal lunch with several top local CEOs. In formulating his agenda for the meeting, he wonders whether he should consider initiating a public-private partnership and whether this luncheon presents the appropriate occasion and group of people to lead that effort. Background on the mayor, the election, the city, and the CEO who extends the invitation provides ample information with which to explore the components of the partnership process.

Learning Objective:
This case is intended to supplement a presentation on public-private partnerships in which the partnership approach is described and assessed. Once the basic information about partnerships has been presented, the case can be used as a vehicle for analyzing the dynamics of the process, leading to general conclusions about the foundations on which collaborative problem-solving efforts are likely to stand or fall.

Other Details

Case Author:
Laura Nash
Faculty Lead:
Laura Nash
Pages (incl. exhibits):
3
Setting:
United States
Language:
English