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Sample Solution-Community #4

Competitors Joining Forces for Shared Profits

An Industry-Based Corporate Community
Turning an industry association from a lobbying group into a profitable, growth-oriented industry coalition of public and private sector partners.

Challenge: 
Increase corporate profits and long-term industry capability to attract and maintain staff, while strengthening government relations. 

Corporate Community Solution:   
By transforming their powerful lobbying voice into a cooperative partnership with key government agencies and departments, the industry will be better positioned to attract government support to create employment, enhance the image of the industry and gradually build the profitability of the industry by implementing new cooperative marketing campaigns, and achieving cost savings through technology.  

The concept required the development of a business case and a proposal to several government groups with clear rationale and profitable returns to encourage their involvement in this new coalition.  

Objective of this Corporate Community:
The common objective is to increase the industry's economic impact with effective marketing and cooperative, collaborative planning.  By building a community of operators, employees, educators, suppliers and government officials, there are clear opportunities to create synergies and to enhance, educate and promote this growth industry. This is often the goal of industry associations but may not be the result.  The win-win synergies need to be more specifically defined and championed by key players for industry change to emerge.  Infrastructures and organizations beyond the industry need to be included in the corporate community. This corporate community solution is therefore suited to every industry.

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