Partnership Award

This award celebrates two organisations that have worked in true partnership to deliver a project that improves the experience, wellbeing, or outcomes of leaseholders. It recognises collaborative thinking, shared responsibility, and a commitment to raising standards within the managed property sector.

Successful entrants will demonstrate how collective effort, shared expertise, and effective
cooperation created meaningful and measurable benefits for leaseholders.

This category honours partnerships that exemplify trust, innovation, and a joint commitment to
delivering positive outcomes for the communities they serve.

Who Should Enter

Open to partnerships involving TPI Company Members, Associates, Network or Partners working collaboratively with another organisation to deliver improved services, solutions, or outcomes for leaseholders.

Nomination Criteria

Entries may be submitted jointly by both partners or by one organisation on behalf of the partnership.

Judging Criteria

1. Strength and Effectiveness of the Partnership (30%) – up to 300 words
   Judges will look for:

• Evidence of genuine collaboration, shared goals, and clear roles
• How both organisations contributed skills, resources, or expertise
• Examples of strong communication, transparency, and trust within the partnership

2. Project Delivery and Innovation (25%) – up to 250 words
Judges will look for:

• How the partnership delivered the project effectively and efficiently
• Innovative or creative solutions used to overcome challenges
• Evidence of joint planning, problem-solving, and decision-making.

3. Impact on Leaseholders (30%) – up to 300 words
Judges will look for:

• Clear, measurable improvements to leaseholder experience, wellbeing, safety, or
  outcomes
• Data, testimonials, or evidence demonstrating the project’s success
• How the partnership’s work made a meaningful, positive difference.

4. Long-term Value and Legacy (15%) – up to 150 words
Judges will look for:

• Evidence of lasting benefits or sustainable improvements created through the
  partnership
• Potential for scaling, replicating, or continuing the partnership’s work
• Contribution to raising standards across the wider sector