Bridging Communities: Collaborative Leadership in Practice
The Melting Pot
What does true collaboration look like in practice? Join us for our next Bridging Communities event as we dive into the realities of collaborative leadership—what it really means, what it takes to make it work, and why it can be both powerful and challenging.
From cross-sector partnerships to grassroots projects, collaboration is often seen as the key to unlocking better outcomes. But it's not always smooth sailing. Power dynamics, misaligned goals, and unclear roles can get in the way of good intentions.
Together, we’ll explore:
What makes collaborative leadership effective—and sustainable
The behaviours, conditions and culture that help it thrive
Real stories from those doing the work on the ground
The messy bits—what happens when things don’t go to plan
Whether you’re leading a team, building a community, or navigating partnership work, this event is for you. Expect thoughtful conversation, fresh perspectives, and space to reflect—plus the chance to connect with others who care about doing things differently.
What to expect:
· Light refreshments (Drinks and Canapes)
· Three inspiring speakers
· Facilitated Networking
· A warm welcoming event whether you love or loathe networking we promise you will leave having made some new connections.
Who’s it for?
This event is open to all sectors – we want as many different perspectives as possible in the room! Whatever your industry and background come along – our Bridging Communities events are designed to help you step out of your siloes, connect with others and spark ideas.
- Date
- 17:30-20:00, 11 October 2025
- Contact
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Millie Ashworth-Ritch
01315101553 - Cost
- £8
- Attendance type
- In-person only
- Venue
- Grassmarket Community Project & Coffee Saints Cafe, 86 Candlemaker Row, Edinburgh
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