TechBridge Tennessee’s Community Leader Participates in Collective Impact Learning Community

TechBridge Tennessee Community Leader Samantha Sanchez recently participated in Nashville’s Center for Nonprofit Management’s Collective Impact Learning Community. The group’s purpose was to make connections, explore alignment, discuss tough questions, and strengthen participants’ knowledge of the collective impact core competencies.

During the 5-month program, Samantha and her fellow participants completed a series of full-day sessions designed around the core competencies of collective impact. Topics covered include the structure and culture of collective impact, the equity imperative, adaptive leadership, data-driven decision-making, community engagement, and more. We believe collective impact can alleviate poverty in communities.

By bringing together cross-sector organizations focused on solving common community problems and improving community indicators, we help drive and support coordination within the collaborative for efficiency, positive outcomes, and lasting community change. We offer strategies to nonprofits to help them prepare for collective action.

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Learn more about how we can accelerate the efforts of your Tennessee-based collaborative! Contact Samantha Sanchez. Do you do collective impact work outside of Tennessee? Contact Karen Cramer, our performance measurement lead for information.