About this event
Your nonprofit’s compass should be informed by data. Data-informed nonprofits make strategic decisions not just with experience and instinct,
but with metrics and trends collected over time that align with their organizational goals and mission.
The benefits of strategic data management for nonprofits is significant. Interest groups can use it to inform voting records of political candidates; community groups can use it to understand what areas need more access to
recreational facilities, or a network of preschools can share their data to spot common behavior patterns. Every organization produces different kinds of data, but it’s how the organization uses it to show its impact and inform critical decisions that makes the data valuable.
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The NTEN Lab is an in-person, collaborative space for shared learning, and an opportunity to connect with your peers to explore different ways to identify and strategically use your organization’s data. You’ll learn how to find
the data you’re already producing, how you can use the data to show your impact, and how to plan future decisions based on the data you have instead of the way you feel.
In addition to breakfast and lunch, attendees will also receive a complimentary hard copy of our recently published e-book, Collected Voices:
Data-Informed Nonprofits.
Attendees will learn how to:
1) Create goals that can be measured and reported to your audience 2) Gather the data you need when you’re short on time 3) Identify the best ways to collect, aggregate, analyze, and really use your data 4) Foster a culture of data-informed decision making across your team and in your organization.