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Measuring Success works with nonprofit management teams and boards to enable them to measure and improve their effectiveness. We leverage data tools, quantitative analytics, and consulting/training to help nonprofit organizations move from anecdotal to data-driven decision making. As the recent New York Times Sunday Review article declared, we are living in the Age of Big Data, where data is transforming organizations in every sector across the globe. Organizations are harnessing new data technologies and quantitative analysis to make sense of the numbers and apply quantitative analysis to their strategic planning and targeted marketing efforts (NYT Magazine, 2/16/2012). Shouldn’t your organization be next?
Measuring Success has been an innovator of this data-driven approach in the not-for-profit sphere for nearly a decade. Founded in 2003, Measuring Success grew out of our founder’s experience at McKinsey & Company, Kellogg Business School, Harvard’s Kennedy School, and as Director of Strategy for an international non-profit organization. Since then, we have helped over 700 nonprofits in the United States, Canada, and abroad to instill data-driven decision making into their culture and practice.
