CW 101 – Get an Introduction to Collaboration and earn a digital badge
CW 101 – Get an Introduction to Collaboration and earn a digital badge. Do you…
Principles for Collaborative Working get QRS and Wairoa District Council on the ‘same page’
Principles for Collaborative Working get QRS and Wairoa District Council on the 'same page' “This…
Wairoa Mayor talks about the benefits of collaborative working
Wairoa Mayor Craig Little talks about how the 12 Principles for Collaborative Working In this…
ICWNZ Practitioners Course
Participants learn about collaborative working at ICWNZ’s General Practitioners Course Attendees’ knowledge of the of…
Moving forward, despite Covid disruptions
ICWNZ continues to promote collaborative working despite COVID-19 disruptions The Institute for Collaborative Working New…
An excellent learning opportunity…
ICWNZ’s General Practitioners Course an excellent learning opportunity for Graduate “I had plenty of new…
The ICWNZ Model
ICWNZ Practitioners Course returns in November 2022
The Institute for Collaborative Working in New Zealand is hosting its Collaborative Working Practitioners Course on 30th November and 1st December 2022 in Auckland at Cliftons Conference Centre and in Wellington on 23rd and 24th March 2023. (You may register by using the Course Registration Form)
This course is based on 30 years of international best practice experience adapted for New Zealand, around maximising opportunities through collaborative working and minimising the risk of failure.
Evaluations of the courses we have run are consistently between 8 and 9 out of 10, for people being able to better improve the way they work collaboratively.
The upcoming courses, in Auckland and Wellington, will provide insights and demonstrate the importance of the 12 Principles of Collaborative Working.
They will have numerous breakout sessions for participants to build their knowledge and make available measuring tools to assist in assessing the performance of a Collaborative Relationship for identifying issues and gaps for continuous improvement actions.
See the link below for more information: You may register by using the Course Registration Form, or for further information please contact Tony McCartney [email protected]
Improving Collaboration in Civil Construction
Webinar hosted by Civil Contractors New Zealand, David Hawkins (UK), Chris Olsen (Au), Chris Edsall (NZ) , Brent Holmes (NZ), Dave MacDonald (NZ)
Wednesday, May 26 2021 (duration 53 mins)
Across our global team we have worked with a wide range of organisations to deliver successful collaboration using a structured approach. In Australasia our clients include a number of large corporates, as well as government agencies and local authorities. We include a small sample of webinars and case studies here.
