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Building Effective Business-Education Partnerships for Student Success

This presentation by Karen S. McIntyre at the Allegheny Conference on Community Development highlights the crucial elements of successful partnerships between businesses and education organizations. Key insights include the importance of early collaboration in planning, respecting diverse perspectives, and committing to shared goals. McIntyre emphasizes that meaningful results require patience and a shared vision. Attendees will learn actionable strategies for fostering these partnerships, including effective communication, continuous learning, and addressing specific community needs for measurable outcomes.

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Building Effective Business-Education Partnerships for Student Success

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  1. Business and Education A Partnership that Works For Students Karen S. McIntyre Allegheny Conference on Community Development

  2. What do the partners expect? • It’s helpful when we invite them to be at the table early in the planning • Respect each other’s perspectives and skills • Follow through with commitments • Spend some time learning together • An investment of time… recognizing that meaningful collaborations and results seldom happen quickly Karen S. McIntyre Allegheny Conference on Community Development

  3. The work begins with a shared vision…. … and builds from interest, strength, and commitment. Karen S. McIntyre Allegheny Conference on Community Development

  4. EPI-Center Advisory Committees Regional Education Index Report Business-Education Partnership Legislative Breakfast Spokespersons Allegheny Conference Economic Investment “QUAD GROUP” -- Unlikely messengers & Champions State committees Testimony Business leaders – importance of school boards Some examples Karen S. McIntyre Allegheny Conference on Community Development

  5. The Ask: Not just dollars Gap analysis Action oriented -- specific need Measurable results Karen S. McIntyre Allegheny Conference on Community Development

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