Formal partner
E3M
Contributes experience of social enterprise, public service markets, and enterprise models.
A partnership by design
Partners
The PSTA is a not-for-profit social enterprise built around collaboration. We describe formal and informal partner relationships plainly.
The partnership
Formal partners
These five organisations are formal partners in the PSTA.
Formal partner
Nesta
Contributes evidence, innovation, and practical approaches to public service change.
Formal partner
The Social Innovation Partnership
Contributes social innovation, evidence, evaluation, and impact expertise.
Formal partner
RedQuadrant
Contributes public service transformation practice, programme design, delivery capability, and a wide network of experienced practitioners.
Formal partner
Basis
Delivers the PSTA-accredited Service Transformation Programme and contributes practical transformation learning and facilitation.
Connected practice
Informal partner relationships
Useful and active relationships, without implying a formal corporate partnership.
Informal partner
LocalGov Digital
An active informal relationship connecting the PSTA with digital, service design, and user-centred practice in local government.
Informal partner
Browne Jacobson
An active informal relationship bringing legal and public service expertise.
Work with the PSTA
Bring something useful to public service transformation
We work with organisations that add useful practice, evidence, reach, or specialist expertise.
Talk to us about working together