Name
Partnerships for Impact: How Can a CIE and Academic Institution Partner for Greater Impact?
Description

The Community Information Exchange (CIE) is uniquely suited to translate knowledge to action due to the unique features of a CIE, such as shared language, resources database, integrated technology, and community care planning. Academic institutions can play an important role in generating knowledge and collaborating with CIEs to translate knowledge into action for impact. This presentation provides examples of two CIEs (Franklin County/Columbus, Ohio and Lucas County/Toledo, Ohio) that are laying a foundation for collaborations with academic institutions in their locales. These examples broadly cover the who, what, why, when and how of such collaborations and are relevant for emerging and established CIEs. 

Presentation Learning Objectives
1) Attendees will identify the motivations, shared values, and opportunities for CIEs and academic partners to collaborate.
2) Attendees will recognize examples of approaches currently used by CIEs to collaborate with academic partners.
3) Attendees will gain an understanding of how to assess readiness of a CIE or CIE-like organizations and academic institutions to collaborate with each other in a meaningful and sustainable way.
Speaker Name
Ayaz Hyder
Speaker Credentials
PhD
Speaker Title
Data and Integrations Lead
Speaker Organization
Smart Columbus
Speaker 2 Name
Jordan Davis
Speaker 2 Title
Executive Director
Speaker 2 Organization
Smart Columbus
Speaker 3 Name
Wendy Pestrue
Speaker 3 Credentials
BSN, MEd, JD
Speaker 3 Title
CEO
Speaker 3 Organization
United Way of Greater Toledo
Speaker 4 Name
Brittany Jones
Speaker 4 Credentials
PhD
Speaker 4 Title
Senior Director of Impact & Evaluation
Speaker 4 Organization
United Way of Greater Toledo/Toledo City Council