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Strategic Restructuring:
Partnership Options for Nonprofits

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Partnership Matrix

Types of Strategic Restructuring

Administrative Consolidation

Joint Programming

Management Service Organizations

Joint Venture Corporation

Parent-subsidiary Structure

Merger

Structuring of Relationships Among Affiliates of National Nonprofits

Five Stages of Strategic Restructuring

 

 

 

 

Types of Strategic Restructuring
Joint Venture Corporation

   

A joint venture corporation is an integration that includes the creation of a new organization to further a specific administrative or programmatic end of two or more organizations. Partner organizations share governance of the new organization. For example, a child welfare organization in the Midwest initiated a joint venture whose mission is to develop and service client tracking software for human service organizations. The five partners all sit on the joint venture corporation's board, and together have been able to provide the community with a much-needed resource.