Striking a Balance, for Good Measure
Wednesday, April 9, 2014
Session Description
Should you spend more time on performance metrics or assessing impact? How do you prioritize internal audiences versus external ones? Where do you draw the line between methodology and use? It can be difficult to strike an appropriate balance in your monitoring and evaluation strategy. Join us as we draw upon honest conversation and real-world examples of organizations such as Fair Trade USA as they develop a new Impact Management System that more clearly defines outcomes for everyone participating in Fair Trade: farmers and workers, businesses, and consumers.
Time & Location
Time:
15:00 - 16:15, Wednesday, April 9, 2014
BST
Location:
SBS, Rhodes Trust Lecture Theatre
Speakers
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Speaker
Chief Impact Officer, Fair Trade USA
Partnering with 800 U.S. companies, Fair Trade USA is rapidly expanding in both food and manufactured products, building sustainable supply chains that create shared value for industry, farmers and workers. With 38% consumer awareness, Fair Trade USA and its partners have helped return over $300…
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Moderator
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As Director of Analysis & Insight for the Skoll Foundation, Ehren Reed is responsible for assessing the impact and effectiveness of the foundation’s efforts in order to support ongoing learning and evidence-based decision making.
He was previously a Director of Innovation Network, a Washington…