With continuing budgetary restraints, demographic change and service expectations, public services are increasingly being delivered through new and innovative vehicles.
Innovative service delivery can include trading companies, joint commissioning partnerships, shared services, leisure trusts and joint ventures. All these challenge how practitioners carry out their day-to-day tasks.
Public sector practitioners need to develop new skills that allow them to generate innovative thinking and identify and implement better and more efficient ways of working compared to traditional models.
Benefits
ASDN offers the latest innovative thinking and ongoing support through:
- a wide selection of original workshops and seminars with pre-purchased places, as well as training courses
- technical support and guidance on alternative service delivery arrangements from expert advisors and commercial managers
- timely updates on new ways of working and information on how these will affect your job role, service delivery and your wider authority
- sharing of knowledge and best practice with peers where alternative service delivery arrangements can be explored
- exclusive website access – a wealth of published information including regular briefings, monthly newsletters and updates, as well as current and past event presentation materials
- 15% discount on all other open training events (ie those not assigned to this network)
- opportunities for networking, career development and CPD
Our Experts
Mark leads our Alternative Service Delivery Network (CASDN) and acts as an advisor to network members. He is a qualified accountant, with many years of commercial and project management experience in setting up, managing, amending and exiting a variety of entity based and contract based delivery arrangements. This includes experience in both the upstream supply of public services and the downstream supply chain where the public body is procuring from the private sector, voluntary sector, other public bodies and its own trading companies.
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