GSDG seeks to work with organisations that value scholarly quality, sound governance and long-term development.
We determine the most appropriate form of collaboration only after developing a clear understanding of the project's background, development objectives and potential risks.
The specific structure of any collaboration will be determined following detailed discussions and appropriate due diligence.
We look for publications, platforms and organisations with a clear scholarly purpose, responsible editorial governance and an established or growing scholarly community.
We consider whether a project has a realistic foundation for improving its scholarly quality, technological capability, international reach and long-term resilience.
Successful partnerships require a shared understanding of strategic objectives, responsibilities, decision-making arrangements and long-term priorities.
Investment and commercial arrangements should support the continuity and development of scholarly assets while safeguarding editorial independence and research integrity.
We welcome confidential discussions with publishers, journal owners, universities, learned societies and technology companies regarding potential partnerships or long-term investment opportunities.
Initial enquiries and supporting materials will be handled with appropriate discretion and used solely for preliminary assessment and follow-up communication. Where appropriate, a mutual non-disclosure agreement can be put in place before detailed or commercially sensitive information is exchanged.
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