February Pennsylvania Statewide Training Call
Recorded On: 02/11/2021
February 11, 2021 at 3:00pm ET
Impact Measurement Made Easy
Arts organizations who are able to quantify and communicate their impact are more successful at raising funds and generating positive press. Yet, small- and medium-sized organizations often report that they do not have enough time or resources to successfully track, measure, manage, and communicate the impact of their programs. On February 11, Measurement Resources’ Sheri Chaney Jones will share her proven strategies and best practices for managing impact data that fit within your organization’s budget.
Learning Objectives:
- Best practices for incorporating impact data into your storytelling to significantly increase donations and grants.
- Explore the three key measures you should be collecting for every program.
- Discover impact data management hacks.
About the Pennsylvania Statewide Training Calls
These are monthly calls to gather Pennsylvania-based arts and culture organizations. Participants will receive agenda items and topics at least a week in advance of the scheduled call. For questions, please contact Jerelle Jenkins at jejenkins@artsusa.org.
Sheri Chaney Jones
President and Founder
Measurement Resources Company
Sheri Chaney Jones has helped hundreds of government agencies, non-profit organizations and social enterprises gather and use data to change actions, outcomes and lives. She is the founder of both Measurement Resources Company, a national organizational development and research firm, and SureImpact, a cloud-based solution that helps social sector organizations and collective impact initiatives measure and communicate their unique social impact. Sheri is also the author of the award-winning book, Impact & Excellence: Data-driven Strategies for Aligning Mission, Culture, and Performance in Nonprofit and Government Organizations, published by Jossey-Bass in 2014. Based in Columbus, Ohio, Sheri regularly keynotes conferences, where she speaks about high-performance measurement cultures, data-driven strategy and decision-making, and using data to attract more funding.
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