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Public / Private Partnership at the Mason Community Center

The Mason Community Center in the City of Mason is a successful example of a public-private partnership (P3). Through cooperation, communication, coordination, and cost savings, the center has achieved its mission of making a difference in the community. By integrating wellness into economic development initiatives, the center has become a hub of healthy lifestyle and community wellness. Partnerships with TriHealth and Assurex have further enhanced the center's offerings and contributed to its financial success. The center also serves as a catalyst for biohealth and biohealthIT development in the region.

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Public / Private Partnership at the Mason Community Center

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  1. Public / Private Partnership at the Mason Community Center

  2. City of Mason Mission Statement We are driven to make a difference. We work responsibly, speak honestly, act compassionately, and stand accountable to those who entrust us with their lives, their families, their livelihood and their dreams. Together - through the guidance of our community and the initiative of our employees - we make the difference that promises Mason an even better tomorrow.

  3. Tools For Achieving Mission Statement • The 4 “C’s” • Cooperation • Communication • Coordination • Cost Savings • Creating and Maintaining Mutual Beneficial Relationships • Partnership & Collaboration

  4. P3 = Public/Private Partnership What Is It? • According to the National Council for Public/Private Partnerships, a P3 is defined as: • “A contractual agreement between a public agency (federal, state or local) and a private sector entity. Through this agreement, the skills and assets of each sector (public and private) are shared in delivering a service or facility for the use of the general public. In addition to the sharing of resources, each party shares in the risks and rewards potential in the delivery of the service and/or facility.”

  5. P3 = Demonstration MMC & Economic Development Achieve the Goals of: • Enhancing Health and Wellness and Amenities for the Residents and Businesses of Mason • Growing the City as a Healthy Community • Integrate Wellness into Economic Development Initiatives and Recruitment

  6. Mason Community Center - Past • Built in 2003 • Partnership with Mason City Schools • Under pressure to increase rates • In 2008, operating at $1,000,000 in the red

  7. Mason Community Center - Present • 2008 Expansion • Partnership with TriHealth and Assurex • Public/Private Partnership as backbone • Hub of healthy lifestyle and community wellness • By 2013, operating at $100,000 in the black

  8. EcoDev Incorporates Wellness MCC Delivers • Unique incentive to potential business prospects • Emphasizes City’s commitment to a healthy lifestyle • Workforce and wellness working together • Differentiator

  9. 2007 TriHealth Partnership • Group Health Associates and Bethesda Physical Therapy located inside MCC • Creates additional opportunities to spur local job creation • Enhance membership/ revenue growth • Share operating expenses • Expands wellness opportunities

  10. 2010 Assurex Partnership • Partnership and Collaboration • Partnership and Collaboration • City of Mason, Ohio • City of Mason, Ohio • Adapting to unusual and unexpected business needs. • BioHealth and Wellness Strategic Focus. • Run with a business mindset, providing concierge level of service. • Collaborative environment, consider ourselves as important to our business community’s operations as a key supplier. • Execution (from ground breaking to grand opening through expansion and evolution) is a streamlined process in our system which means a valuable gain in time and money for you…this leads to a stronger return on a long-term investment.

  11. Sector: BioHealth/IT • Employment Now and Future: 120; 180-200 Worldwide in 2014 • Country of Origin: United States • Year Established in Region: 2006; Leading Personalized Medicine Company Focusing on Neuropsychiatric Disorders • Technology inventors: Cincinnati Children’s Hospital and Mayo Clinic

  12. MCC & ED Catalysts • Unique partnerships with private entities • Work with outside agencies to identify mutual benefits between public and private organizations • Examples: • Great Wolf Lodge • Christ’s Church at Mason • Mason Public Library • Mason Tech Center • Municipal Campus BioHealth and BioHealthIT Accelerator • OakParkDevelopment District

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