Intelligence | Collaboration | Expertise
Intelligence | Collaboration | Expertise
about ICE Collaborative
mission
ICE Collaborative's cross-functional experts advise and facilitate profitable collaborations across private, public, nonprofit, and philanthropic sectors.
Our definition of profit is that which enhances wellbeing for all stakeholders.
Our definition of collaboration is that which opens curiosity to other experience and perspectives, considering all stakeholders.
passionate about action
services
We are enterprise-level facilitators & investigators with deep *executional* experience in our respective fields.
Our current focus is on facilitating private sector/nonprofit/philanthropic partnerships to further social and environmental goals.
We support these projects with comprehensive research, fundraising, project coordination, and a
We are enterprise-level facilitators & investigators with deep *executional* experience in our respective fields.
Our current focus is on facilitating private sector/nonprofit/philanthropic partnerships to further social and environmental goals.
We support these projects with comprehensive research, fundraising, project coordination, and advisory services, including custom program & policy development.
current project 1
WaterChat, A Texas Water Resources Podcast & Media Project
Texas, like so many regions in the world, is facing a water crisis fueled in recent years by persistent drought, increasing urban development, and traditional water sourcing and management practices inconsistent with water quality protection, plant biodiversity, flood mitigation, fire mitigation, groundwater recharge, and wildlife and water conservation.
The Texas WaterChat podcast is launching in February 2025 with support from KWVH Wimberley Valley Radio in Central Texas. It is part of a much larger multi-pronged project engaging all water resource stakeholders.
Our mission is to promote awareness, education, and collaboration among players affected by and affecting water resources in Texas to generate smart solutions.
This project is to provide an educational public service and public relations forum, and is strictly NOT investigative or political.
- Participants: Citizens, water conservation and renewal organizations, commercial agriculture, large private landowners and land management companies, land trusts, infrastructure engineering, private commercial and residential developers, public and private utilities, philanthropic entities and other nonprofits focused on sustainability and water issues, case studies from communities and countries inside and outside of Texas, and local and federal government experts
- Funding: As a nonprofit effort, this program relies on foundation grant support, crowdfunding, government support, underwriting, volunteers, partnerships, and private donations
- Topics: Pollution control and remediation, water conservation, infrastructure-based water management, nature-based water recharge, regenerative agriculture, flood mitigation, fire mitigation, public/private project funding partnerships, sustainable private sector development, land management and benefits of sustainable nature-based solutions for public and private large landowners, citizen education - homeowner sustainable practices and funding support, nature-based practices for conservation, pollution mitigation, and water recharge, gardening practices, wildlife and water, and much more...
- Tone and approach: Professional yet NOT DULL. Produced by professionals seasoned in the medium and content, this is a well-crafted showcase of interesting experts, storytelling, well-informed and structured conversations, engaging educational visuals, and connectivity with other resources.
To inquire or get involved, please contact us through the form below.
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current project 2
Research to Support Women's Advancement & Leadership
Career breaks or slowdowns for childrearing have long contributed to women's underrepresentation in corporate and civic leadership.
We're initiating a large-scale cooperative research program and educational campaign to inform development of institutional programs and policies that will help caregivers avoid and overcome career gaps at levels and compensation appropriate to their experience and capabilities.
Current Activities
The project is now forming, and we're developing specific project proposals, establishing communications and engagement mechanisms, and soliciting funding in the form of foundation grants and co-op participation from the private sector through their nonprofit partners and corporate social responsibility programs. We are also engaging the support of top academic institutions and alumni associations, tapping their talent for the project, as well as to identify potential study participants.
What We Need from YOU
- YOU are nonprofits and foundations focused on women's advancement and better leadership representation.
- YOU are corporate leaders allied in support of this mission, understanding that women are an underutilized source of expertise and that your businesses and the wider economy will benefit from their advancement.
- YOU are professors and graduate students contributing your knowledge toward solving real-world challenges.
- YOU are workers with stories to share about how gaps have affected your career and life outcomes for you and your families.
- YOU are legislators interested in policy solutions that will benefit stakeholders across all sectors, in every community.
We encourage you to get involved.