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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
Management Service Organizations

   

A management service organization (MSO) is an integration that includes the creation of a new organization in order to integrate administrative functions, and thus to increase the administrative efficiency of participating organizations. For example, two mental health centers in Illinois created and jointly govern an MSO that provides administrative support to both organizations, while still allowing both to maintain complete programmatic independence. Through the MSO, the two organizations share a controller, a director of management information systems, a director of revenue development, a director of managed care, and all other financial staff.

For more information, see these Case Studies on Management Service Organizations.