Multilateral Partnerships & Global Impact

Melius designs and runs partnerships that bring companies, foundations, universities and public institutions together on a shared issue, and carries a first meeting through to a joint project, a study or a standing collaboration.

  • Partnership Design
  • Convenings
  • Roundtables
  • Cross-Sector Programs

Who We Serve

Companies with a public-interest agenda, foundations and NGOs, universities and research centres, and international organisations seeking partners in the United States or China.

Typical Needs

  • A shared issue needs partners from several sectors
  • A meeting or forum must lead to a concrete next step
  • A company wants to work with institutions in a new market

Our Capabilities

Partnership Design

The issue, what each institution wants from it and what each can contribute, shaped into a joint program.

Issue Alignment Across Sectors

Sustainability, supply chains, education and other issues that companies and institutions share across markets, used to connect a company's agenda with academic, philanthropic and public institutions.

Closed-Door Exchanges And High-Level Meetings

Roundtables, private exchanges and high-level meetings: topic, participants, preparation and on-site management.

From First Meeting To Program

Follow-up that turns initial participation into a joint project, a research collaboration, a practical toolkit or a recurring forum.

How This Practice Works

  • Shared Interest Before Invitations

    Participants join because the agenda serves their own priorities. Melius establishes those priorities before anyone is invited.

  • Meetings With A Working Agenda

    Each convening is built around a decision, a study or a piece of joint work, which gives participants a concrete reason to return.

  • Continuity Between Meetings

    Melius maintains contact with participants and tracks each commitment between meetings.

Discuss Your Priorities

Tell us the issue, the institutions involved and the outcome you intend.

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