Session 251 The purpose of establishing a public private partnership is to involve all stakeholders in a community in risk hazard management.

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Session 251 The purpose of establishing a public private partnership is to involve all stakeholders in a community in risk hazard management.

Session 252 General Characteristics of Successful Public-Private Partnerships Shared Vision and Goals Trust and Respect Measurements of Success Key Partner Involvement from the Beginning Champions Leadership Clear Ground Rules, Roles and Responsibilities Communication Consensus Based Decision Making

Session 253 Obstacles and Challenges Inequality of Power Lack of Trust Unclear Expectations Unclear Lines of Responsibility and Accountability

Session 254 Primary Sectors in a Community for Partners Industry & Business Infrastructure: Transportation, Utilities and Housing Volunteer & Community-Based Organizations Health Care Government Workforce Education

Session 255 Potential Partners Government Business Community Volunteer

Session 256 Implementation strategy for Statewide Public Outreach Catalog groups that are working on hazard related issues Identify existing outreach activities Develop additional strategies to build on existing outreach.