The Power of
Evaluation:
Building Effective
Organizations
May
13th, 2013 | 9:00 am- 3:00 pm
Grizzly Training Center:
1919 Main St, Alamosa, CO 81101
Price:
$25 (includes lunch and materials)
Evaluation is essential to promote an organization's sustainability, effectiveness and ongoing
improvement. This session will focus on organizational
assessments and evaluation strategies for success. Participants should leave
with the ability to identify immediate
steps to enhance evaluative activities and increase an
organization's ability to adapt over time. The course
includes individual and group exercises and samples that participants can use
after the training is completed.
The following
will be covered during the training:
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Discussion of the qualities that help create an effective, sustainable, and adaptable organizations.
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How organizational assessments and evaluative activities can help develop an "adaptive learning organization" over time.
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Overview of evaluation and a discussion of key evaluation practices for nonprofit organizations (organizational assessment, board assessment, staff assessment, and program evaluation).
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How to conduct an organizational assessment, with an example from Principles and Practices for Nonprofit Excellence.
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How to use the results of an organizational assessment to improve an organization's performance and effectiveness over time.
This
session will be facilitated by Sarah
Marino-Fischler, MPA a Principal Consultant for Partners in
Nonprofit Success.
For more than 12 years, Sarah has worked with nonprofit and mission-driven
organizations across Colorado in a variety of roles including multiple senior
staff positions, and as a grantmaker, board member, consultant, and volunteer.
Sarah's consulting practice is focused on partnering with organizations to
improve their effectiveness and increase mission impact through practical,
realistic solutions that encourage innovation and adaptability. Sarah's
consulting and training services on organizational effectiveness and planning,
program evaluation, developing a stronger fund development program, and board
development.
Register today to reserve your
spot!https://www.crcamerica.org/?page=CiviCRM&q=civicrm/event/info&reset=1&id=370
Community Resource Center (CRC) creates opportunities, tools
and strategies to develop nonprofits and community groups to strengthen
Colorado.
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Resource Center (CRC)
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Suite
210
Denver,
Colorado 80203
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