Navigating complexity together.
Mirrorline Collaborative works with organizations, governments, and communities who want to work together to identify common goals, develop a shared vision, and design collaborative processes that help put that vision into practice.
Start a conversationWho this is for
Are you facing a challenge or seeing an opportunity that calls for working with others? Does it cross organizations, jurisdictions or differing perspectives? Could discovering common goals and a shared vision help you move forward together?
That is the work we support, with leaders in government, industry, NGOs, and Nations.
What we do
01An opportunity to work together
An organization faces a challenge or sees an opportunity that involves other organizations or groups. Working together could help achieve more than working as individuals.
02Assessment
Mirrorline partners with you to help explore the situation, what matters to each group, and where their goals overlap. We assess whether the conditions for collaboration are in place and recommend a practical path forward.
03Process design and facilitation
We help bring the relevant parties together to develop a shared vision and co-design a process for pursuing it. We facilitate the conversations, learning, and decisions that help the work progress.
04Putting it into practice
We support participants as they turn shared direction into action and develop the capacity to carry the work forward.
How engagements begin
Most engagements start with a short, fixed-scope assessment of what you are trying to achieve, who needs to be involved, and whether the conditions for collaboration are in place. You receive a written situational assessment, an evaluation of collaboration readiness, and a recommended path forward.
Our experience
Mirrorline Collaborative’s partners bring more than 30 years of combined experience working with First Nations, Crown governments, and the private sector. Between us, we have worked with more than 100 First Nations in British Columbia, bringing expertise in collaborative process design and facilitation, situational assessment, and report writing.
Our work includes developing and coordinating ongoing collaborative processes and helping groups explore uncertain futures to make decisions together. We have supported organizations in local, regional, and international collaborations, helping them move from early exploration through planning and implementation.
Areas of expertise
- Natural Resource Management
- Land and Land Use
- Cross-Government Collaboration
- Indigenous-Led Partnerships
- Transportation
- Healthcare
- Emergency and Crisis Response
- Corporate Partnerships
“Our work with Mirrorline Collaborative has been such a good foundation to move our work forward with Fisheries and Oceans Canada, other partners, and at the LBN community level.”
We’d welcome a conversation.
Marc LaBrie
marc@mirrorlinecollaborative.com
250.735.0702
Devin Waugh
devin@mirrorlinecollaborative.com