About NCPPP
The National Council for Public-Private Partnerships is a non-profit, non-partisan organization founded in 1985. The Council is a forum for the brightest ideas and innovators in the partnership arena. Its growing list of public and private sector members, with experience in a wide variety of public-private partnership arrangements, and its diverse training and public education programs represent vital core resources for partnering nationwide. The Council's members bring an unmatched dedication to providing the most productive and cost-effective public services.

Every activity of the Council is geared to enhancing the partnership process from networking events, such as conferences and issue forums, to sharply focused opportunities, such as Committees, Institutes, the Speakers' Bureau and the Web Site. The benefits of the Council membership are bounded only by the energy of its members, which is vast.

Across the country, governments are being challenged to operate more efficiently and cost-effectively and are turning to an accepted tool for serving public needs. In addition to the resources available to its members, the Council has access to expert consultants providing accurate, timely information to the general public. It advocates partnering, where appropriate, at the federal, state and local levels through formal and informal presentations.

1. To serve as an advocate of public-private partnerships.
2. To provide complete, objective, timely and useful information on the utilization of public-private partnerships to provide services and facilities to the general public.
3. To facilitate communications between public- and private-sector members with respect to issues related to the implementation of public-private partnerships.
4. To conduct educational, training and other activities on public-private partnerships.
5. To provide input to the public dialogue in support of the use of public-private partnerships and removal of impediments to their implementation.
6. To facilitate an international dialogue on public-private partnerships in support of the foregoing objectives.
   

1. Full and open participation by public and private members and encouragement of frank communication between the public and private sectors.
2. Assistance to both the public and private sectors in public-private partnership analysis and implementation.
3. Promotion of member teamwork in fulfilling the Council's mission and achieving its objectives as a non-profit, non-partisan organization

Leadership of the NCPPP is divided into two main groups: the Executive Committee and the Board of Directors.

The Academic Advisory Committee serves as a resource to Council members and assists in the development of informational resources on public-private partnerships.

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Annual Reports beginning in 2000 are available online. The Annual Reports highlight the main activities of the Council, discuss Council Institutes, outline the NCPPP Award winners and list the leadership for that year.