Public Interest Partners is a social enterprise formed to broaden the scope and deepen the community and societal impact of Science Philanthropy through Service Science. The process provides the foundational, multidisciplinary framework that enables and drives Service Innovation. We define Service as the application of specialized skills, knowledge and technology to co-create value for the benefit of others.
We align the transfer of knowledge and public interest technology, which refers to the study and application of technology expertise to advance the public interest, generate public benefits and promote the public good. We are committed to responsible AI.
Public Interest Partners combines the principles of Science Philanthropy, Service Innovation, Solutions Journalism and Enterprise Capital to align and advance the Philanthropic Ecosystem the Responsible Technology Ecosystem and the Innovation Ecosystem.
We are also exploring ways to advance the transfer, licensing and commercialization of a public interest technology stack through translational Service Research & Design Methodology. We envision the combination of knowledge and technology transfer as a viable way to accelerate the transformation of scientific service research insights into the actionable knowledge required to cultivate a robust Science Philanthropy Service Ecosystem.
A service ecosystem is a dynamic configuration of people, technology, organizations,and shared information connected by internal and external value propositions. Service-Dominant (S-D) Logic, the foundational philosophy of service science, applies specialized skills, knowledge and technology to an enterprise for the benefit of another.
The strategy can also provide a collaborative environment for technologists, scientists, journalists and others in academia and across all industries and sectors to co-create technological systems that help to achieve diverse societal goals and objectives. We work to bridge the gap between theory and practice and co-create sustainable solutions to diverse and large-scale societal problems.
