How Public-Private Partnerships Make a City

According to Lakey Boyd, Founding Principal of Re:Posit Strategies, the whole goal of a good public-private partnership is for cities to procure as limited funding as possible to leverage maximum private investment over a longer term. Based in Birmingham, Alabama, Lakey helps us understand the crucial elements for these types of partnerships: well-structured deals, exhaustive communication and vision-casting leadership. Using example cities like Decatur, Georgia and Chattanooga, Tennessee, we learn about how leaders better understand stakeholder motivations and satisfy self-interests for the benefit of the greater community.

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How Public-Private Partnerships Make a City is an episode from How to Make a City - City Planning, Urban Development, and City Policy.

This episode is 36:26 long.

This episode was published on May 14, 2018.

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