Modern Measurement Training
Scroll down and register! Learn how to use social impact data in service of the mission.
Practical
Less theory and more applicability.
Accessible
Statisticians need not
apply.
Fresh
Not yet another spin on the logic model.
Benefits
Corporate social impact professionals will gain knowledge, skills, and conviction.
Presenter, Carmen Perez, has deep subject matter expertise that combines thought leadership and practical application.
Small group setting allows for discussion and relationship building.
After completion, session materials sent by email and Certificate of Completion issued by Better Next, LLC to hang up and impress colleagues.
Now Open! Session II, Fall 2024
What You'll Learn
Four Fast-Paced Sessions Packed with Content
Landscape
The Field of Measurement
Organizations, people, and events that dabble in or drive measurement. Measurement mini history. Standards and guidelines that influence measurement practices. Measurement in the rising age of audit/assurance.
Collection
Software and Surveys
Gathering social impact data from colleagues and systems. Holistic view of corporate social impact data types.
Mini lesson on survey writing. Collect social impact data while applying modern understanding of reversing inequities.
Analytics
Emphasis on Useable Results
Spreadsheet exported, now what? Create and codify a single source of truth focused on operational excellence and insights that inform. Use of estimates and disclaimers that are linked to good data governance practices.
Communicating
Insights and Visuals
Visualization for enhanced meaning. Scorecards and dashboards and slides, oh my! Sprinkling data in story-telling. Expressing the value proposition. Factoring in audit/assurance.
Who, When, How Much
Sliding scale fees from $849 to $499.
Registration confirmation includes option to pay online or via invoice.
Session I (April 2024): Registration is closed.
Session II Dates, all Thursdays:
September 19 & 26
October 3 & 10
Content presented 12p-1p ET / 9a-10a PT.
Content designed for corporate social impact professionals from entry-level to mid-level. Department Heads will also benefit, but may opt-out of certain topics.