This invaluable live workshop delves into the very different ways that two nonprofits, one a new merger and the other in growth mode under a founder, constructed their dashboards to reflect what each needed to track. The distinctions they make provide a peek into the richness of dashboards as a tool to focus specific strategic conversation among our various stakeholder groups.
Developed by New York University, the City Health Dashboard is a free online resource that allows you to look at 36 indicators of health down to the neighborhood level, helping communities identify where to focus efforts to improve health outcomes.
Dashboards are enormously useful for keeping strategic goals in play. So, how do you create an effective dashboard? Financial-management experts Hilda Polanco and Sarah Walker guide readers through a step-by-step process, using real-life examples from a variety of nonprofit organizations.
By now, nonprofits know they need to grow their online audiences. Part of that involves connecting to communities through social networks. But now that we can monitor the endless data from all these channels, is your organization aware of which metrics to track?
March is normally chock-full of budget madness, but this year, many nonprofits are wondering if their March planning will be relevant by September. Here are some thoughts about what you can do now to inoculate against the vast uncertainty many nonprofits face.
PREMIUM CONTENT | This 90-minute webinar session will help nonprofit board members and executives understand the value and components of a good dashboard.
This ignoring of signals is a bad strategy, but it’s one employed by many members of nonprofit boards. They know some of the numbers they need to watch, but as for the complete picture, as a whole? It eludes them.
