What is the CCCoP?
Have you heard about the Collaborative Contracting Community of Practice (CCCoP)?
It is a new, unique, “safe space” for the collaboration-minded to grow their capacity for collaborative contracting.
Research shows that Communities of Practice can lead to best practice adoption by:
- Providing support for individuals who are taking risk and doing the hard work of adoption
- Concentrating the decentralized experience of many individuals into a body of knowledge
- Accelerating learning and development by distributing knowledge and practice tools
The Collaborative Contracting Community of Practice brings together people who have had an experience with traditional, adversarial contracting – and came away from it with a strong desire to use a different approach – one that is collaborative and relationship-based.
It enables members to harness the power of collaboration to create new sources of value, leading to success in an ever-changing world.
More specifically, by joining this evolving community, you will get:
- Access to an evolving collaborative contracting body of knowledge
- Access to experts in and expertise about collaborative methods
- Opportunities to build relationships with collaboratively-minded peers
- Opportunities to develop collaborative contracting knowledge and skills
- Invitations to fun and informative virtual and “live” networking events
- Recognition for your successes in implementing collaboration
Don’t miss out on the support and empowerment of this unique community of practice.
The Collaborative Contracting Community of Practice, supported by Kingsfield Academy and the ECITB, will be hosting a free webinar Implementing Project Collaboration for Net Zero on 28 September 2022, examining what is needed to implement projects based on collaborative working and contracting models.
To register for the Collaborative Contracting Community of Practice and to reserve a place on this free webinar, email us at events@kingsfieldacademy.com
Richard Venerus – Venerus Advisory Partners – Founder of the Collaborative Contracting Community of Practice