60 Summits Partners: Our Collaborators and Sponsors

North America

60 Summits Project Partners

The context of the 60 Summits Project is partnership, by which we mean two-way relationships with shared purposes and goals, as well as relationships of mutual trust and respect. We model in our own operations at every level the collaboration across boundaries that we are telling others is required to improve the way the stay-at-work and return-to-work process works.

Our Partner Attraction Plan lays out who we are, what we are up to, who we intend to attract as partners, and what you can expect in working with the 60 Summits Project.

60 Summits Project Sponsors

Support from our North American sponsors enables the 60 Summits Project to expand into new jurisdictions, maintain our project infrastructure and provide matching grants to local Summit planning groups.

Our charter North American Sponsors are Prudential Financial and Webility Corporation. We are grateful for their enthusiastic and generous support for our initiative.

Sponsorship opportunities exist in eight categories (stakeholder groups). For more information about sponsorships, see our Sponsorship Fact Sheet.

States and Provinces

Local Organizations, Committees, Coalitions, and Consortiums

Individuals who want to bring the 60 Summits Project to their state or province band together to form a committee that will plan a Summit. In some cases, individuals from only one or two organizations plan the Summit by themselves. More often, Summits are planned by groups of individuals from a variety of stakeholder groups and organizations.

As time has passed, either before or after their first Summit has actually occurred, several planning committees have re-named themselves as a coalition or consortium. This signals their intent to continue working together beyond the Summit in order to convert the agreements and plans made in the Summit into concrete realities.

Coalitions and Consortiums

Northern California: California Consortium to Promote SAW/RTW

Florida: Florida Stay at Work Consortium

Minnesota: MNWorkability

Central Ohio: Ohio Chapter of the International 60 Summits Project

Currently Active Multi-stakeholder Summit Planning Committees

Arizona: Arizona Stay-at-Work / Return-to-Work Summit Planning Committee

Massachusetts: Massachusetts Stay-at-Work / Return-to-Work Summit Planning Committee

Michigan: Michigan Stay-at-Work / Return-to-Work Summit Planning Committee

Other Organizations That Have Led Summit Planning Efforts

New Mexico: New Mexico Food Industry Self-Insurance Fund and the New Mexico Workers' Compensation Administration

North Dakota: Workforce Safety & Insurance (state workers' compensation fund)

Oregon: Disability Management Employer Coalition, Oregon & Southwest Washington Chapter

Local Sponsors

Local sponsors provide financial and in-kind support for state and provincial events. See websites of local groups for details.