November 3, 2026
1:00 pm - 2:00 pm EDT
Collaboration has become a strategic imperative for nonprofit organizations. It amplifies impact and builds organizational capacity. But successful collaboration starts at home. They start with the partner organization’s board and staff leader’s role - from fostering an enabling culture and recruiting the right competencies to ensuring proper assessment, risk management and policies are in place.
This webinar is for consultants and capacity builders working with organizational leaders and with collaborators. You’ll hear about a free resource, The Collaborative Organization, co-created by Tamarack Institute and Ignite NPS. Participants will learn how you can support your clients to be more successful collaborators by implementing four critical strategies.
There will also be an opportunity to share ideas with colleagues about ways to support organizations in their collaboration journeys.
Join us and take away free resources and tools you can use with your clients, so they are a part of more successful collaborations and a sought-after partner.
speakers
Sylvia Cheuy. Consulting Director of Collaboration, Tamarack Institute.
She has spent more than 20 years as a changemaker and champion of multi-sector, citizen-led change efforts. She is inspired by the capacity of communities to innovate and advance creative solutions to their most pressing issues.
Sylvia is a skilled and seasoned community change facilitator whose work has included designing and delivering capacity-building sessions, both in person and virtually, to clients across North America as well as in Singapore, New Zealand, and the UK. She has a Bachelor of Arts from the University of Toronto and completed her Graduate Diploma in Social Innovation at the University of Waterloo in 2013 where she explored opportunities to create change within regional food systems.
Linda Mollenhauer. Chair, Ignite NPS
She co-created and funded the Reimagining Governance Lab with the Ontario Nonprofit Network (ONN) and The Collaborative Organization with the Tamarack Institute. Linda led a consulting practice for over 20 years working with funders and non-profit organizations. In collaboration with others, she has published resources, such as Trends and Forces Reshaping Nonprofit Organizations; Board Oversight of Not-for-Profit Collaboration (CPA); Benchmarks of Excellence for the Voluntary Sector; A Framework for Success for Nonprofit Federations; and Collaboration Coach. Prior to her consulting practice, she was CEO of Imagine Canada and was director of its national social marketing campaign encouraging giving and volunteering. She has a master’s degree in communications from Boston University.
Liz Weaver. Former Co-CEO and Senior Leader, Tamarack Institute.
Liz concurrently
held the position of Consulting Director, Collective Leadership with the Tamarack Learning Centre. The Tamarack Learning Centre has a focus on advancing community change efforts and does this by focusing on five strategic areas including collective impact, collaborative leadership, community engagement, community innovation and evaluating community impact. Liz is skilled at supporting organizations move from idea to impact and is currently an Associate with the Tamarack Institute.
