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Building Collaborative Partnerships: A Route to Future Success Building Collaborative Partnerships 2 Building Collaborative Partnerships Team Members Jameson Auten, KCATA Marie Benton, DART Brent Boyd, MTS Ben Limmer, Atlanta


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Building Collaborative Partnerships: A Route to Future Success

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Building Collaborative Partnerships

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Building Collaborative Partnerships

Team Members

  • Jameson Auten, KCATA
  • Marie Benton, DART
  • Brent Boyd, MTS
  • Ben Limmer, Atlanta BeltLine
  • Joseph Raquel, Foothill Transit

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Interviews

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Transit Agency Interviews

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Building Non-Traditional Partnerships

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Building Non-Traditional Partnerships

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Building Non-Traditional Partnerships

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Businesses & Private Industry

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“I don’t look at (Disney) as competitors. I look at it as an opportunity to make a good impression of transit.” – John Lewis, CEO, Lynx Transit

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Businesses & Private Industry

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Community & Special Interests

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Frenemies

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“You love your bus pass but not for grocery shopping, longer trips

  • r spontaneous adventures.”

– zipcar.com

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Frenemies

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Coopetition

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“You need to focus on getting a bigger pie, rather than fighting

  • ver the slices of the pie.”

– Michael Scanlon, CEO, SamTrans

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The Value Net

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The Value Net

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How to Build Collaborative Partnerships?

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“The challenge is having a story that shows benefit.” – Carolyn Flowers, CEO, Charlotte Area Transit System “You need to understand their pressure points. Come in as a partner and ask how you can help them.” – David Beadle, Qualcomm “Find out what is important to the movers and shakers - then learn how to frame your message so that it speaks to them.” – Deborah Wetter, General Manager, Valley Transit