Data-driven & Doable 

Frank Talk about Managing to Outcomes

Data-driven & Doable is a one-of-a-kind event bringing together young professionals and senior management from Bay Area nonprofits and foundations for a candid look at the managing-to-outcomes movement and its implications for emerging leaders.

Managing-to-outcomes is about defining success, collecting data and using it to increase organizational effectiveness. In short, it's about how you know that you're making a difference.

The evening will combine elements of an interactive workshop and a film screening  featuring special guest host, Kate Robinson, director of the upcoming PBS documentary, Saving Philanthropy: Resources to Results.  

6:00-6:30pm Networking and Refreshments

6:30-8:30pm Program

Who should attend?

General registration for this event is specifically intended for young nonprofit and foundation professionals.

We encourage people to attend who have personal experience (good, bad or in-between) with outcomes measurement, program management and/or evaluation.  

Although the event will bring these emerging leaders together with senior management from nonprofit, foundation and intermediary organizations, registration for individuals in the latter groups is by invitation only at this time. 

How can I get involved?

If you’d like to volunteer or get involved in the event in some way, please email datadrivenanddoable@gmail.com with the subject line "volunteer" and a brief introduction.

About the Organizers

Data-driven & Doable is made possible by our Presenting Sponsor, Rosov Consulting, in partnership with StartingBloc Bay Area, Young Nonprofit Professionals Network San Francisco Bay Area (YNPNsfba) and Bay Area Emerging Professionals in Philanthropy (EPIP). The event is generously hosted by Rally at the RallyPad.