Evaluation methods allow the donor a way to know if you’ve achieved your goals and objectives. The three main types of evaluation methods that can be used for a nonprofit program or project: Goal based – if objectives have been achieved Process based – analyze strengths and weaknesses Outcomes based – examine broader impacts and […]
Brion Hurley gave a presentation on how to improve employee engagement through structured management systems from Lean. The talk was given at the Deconstruction and Reuse Conference (hosted by Build Reuse) in Pittsburgh, PA. He shared experiences working with reuse nonprofit organizations like ReStore and The Rebuilding Center. He gave recommendations to organizations on how […]
King County Wastewater Treatment Division successfully improves the Capital Design process featuring Roger Browne, an Engineering Supervisor. Roger realized that since the Wastewater Treatment Division was short on staff, they had to find a way to reduce the time it took to deliver capital improvement projects in order to free up resources to get more […]