Commercial relationships built around shared objectives. ASCCAP works with selected organisations where there is a clear opportunity to combine experience, resources, technology or operational capability.
What each party wants the partnership to achieve, and how success will actually be measured.
Who does what, who is accountable for what, and how the working relationship will actually be run.
How the joint work will be planned, resourced and delivered against agreed timelines.
How decisions are made, how disputes are handled, and how the partnership is overseen by both sides.
What each party is bringing to the arrangement, and what belongs to whom during and after the work.
How information is shared and protected, and what each party may and may not do with it.
The specific measures that will tell both parties whether the partnership is working.
How the arrangement is built to survive changes on either side and continue to deliver value over time.
References to partnerships concern commercial and operational collaboration. They are not invitations to invest in ASCCAP, a project or any third party.
If you believe there is a genuine commercial or operational fit, get in touch. Any working relationship is subject to due diligence and separate written terms.
Discuss Your Project