About Consortiums

Consortiums bring multiple organizations together for strategic collaboration — joint ventures, shared resources, and coordinated initiatives that require formal structure and clear communication.

Coordinate across organizations

When multiple groups need to work together, a Consortium provides the shared space. Everyone has one place to communicate, share documents, and track progress without endless email chains between organizations.

Structured communication

Send updates to the full consortium or specific working groups. Built-in email with moderation options ensures the right messages reach the right people, and archives keep a record of everything.

Organize by working group

Use segments to create sub-groups within your consortium — steering committees, technical teams, finance leads. Target communications to each group without creating separate infrastructure.

Set appropriate access

Consortium work often involves sensitive discussions. Set visibility to private for members-only access, or internal for broader organizational awareness. You decide who sees what.

Professional presentation

Brand your consortium with a logo and description. Call your leaders Directors, Chairs, or Managing Partners. Present a professional, unified front to all participants.

Who uses Consortiums?

Multi-organization alliances, industry partnerships, joint ventures, research collaborations, investment committees, and any initiative requiring formal cross-organizational coordination.