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Esperanza
Mansion
3456
Route 54A
Bluff
Point, NY 14478
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Fee,
includes lodging, meals, and materials:
$1,100
members of Grantmakers Forum
$1,350
nonmembers
Contact
Us:
Grantmakers
Forum of New York
919 Winton Road South
Rochester, NY 14618-1633
gfny@grantmakers.org
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Outcome
Management is a one and a half-day workshop designed for
grantmaker boards and staff with several years of grantmaking experience.
Focus
on the accomplishments and community impact of all aspects of your grantmaking
organization, including management, policies, leadership, grantmaking,
and investment.
If
you measure, or would like to measure, the impact your organization has
in your community, Outcome Management will give you the tools.
Instructor,
Bill Phillips, Director of the Center for Outcomes
at the internationally known Rensselaerville
Institute, will lead participants through a multidimensional assessment
to improve grantee and grantmaker effectiveness.
This
workshop will be held at the historic Esperanza Mansion, overlooking Keuka
Lake, in the beautiful Finger Lakes.
Workshop Schedule:
Wednesday,
May 17, 2006 |
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4:00pm |
Registration |
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5:00pm |
Meet your colleagues |
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6:00pm |
Dinner |
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7:30pm |
Evening
Discussion:
- Why
are you here? Summary of Participant Survey and Discussion of
Issues
- Session
overview and Target: What does success for our time together
look like?
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9:30pm |
Free Time |
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7:30am |
Breakfast |
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8:30am |
Workshop
Continues
- What
is outcome management and why should Foundations Care?
- Funder/Donor
versus Investor Perspective
- Let's
Try It!
- Overview
of Major Outcome Models
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10:15am |
Break |
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Noon |
Lunch |
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1:30pm |
Workshop
Resumes
- Two
Foundation Case Studies:
- In
an Initiative
- As
Capacity Building
- Challenges
and Opportunities
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4:00pm |
Adjourn |
WILLIAM
J. PHILLIPS, Vice President and Director, Center
for Outcomes, Rensselaerville
Institute
Bill
Phillips joined The Rensselaerville Institute in 1989 as the co-creator
of its organizational development practice, which has become a nationally
recognized center for public service focused work. More than 500 projects
in 40 states, the United Kingdom and Canada have been conducted over this
period by The Institute's national network of staff and consultants. Phillips
has personally led projects with federal, state and local government,
foundations, United Ways, and a wide range of non-profit groups. His international
portfolio includes projects in the UK, Canada, and with the United Nations.
These projects have resulted in impressive outcomes in program impact
and cost efficiency in the areas of health, human services, housing and
economic and community development, among others. Bill also directs The
Institute's Center for Outcomes, which conducts training seminars,
discussion roundtables and develops practice ready tools for non-profit,
government and philanthropy.
Prior
to his position at Rensselaerville, he served as Director, Bureau of Program
Development & Demonstration, New York State Department of Social Services,
Division of Family and Children Services, where he led a major expansion
of program developmental and demonstration activity which included responsibility
for all state and federally funded special projects in the program areas
of child protective services, domestic violence, foster-care prevention,
adoption, day care, teen pregnancy, and special legislative grants. Phillips
oversaw the management of over 950 projects by 50 staff totaling over
$30 million. He also headed the development of the Division's successful
efforts to become a national leader in Child Welfare program development,
initiated and implemented significant improvements in the way government
distributes competitive funds to local governmental not-for-profit organizations.
Phillips
earned a B. A. in Sociology, State University of New York at Albany, and
an M.S.W., SUNY Albany School of Social Welfare, concentrating on Social
Welfare Management Research, and is involved in numerous community activities,
including serving on the Albany Public School System District-Wide Strategic
Planning Committee
Phillips
is the co-author of Outcome Funding: A New Approach to Targeted Grantmaking
(1996) and Outcome Frameworks...an overview for practitioners
(2004) as well as a range of articles on government innovation and
outcome topics .
Seminar
Development and Leadership (a sampling)
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Executive Briefing on Outcome Frameworks
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Introduction to Outcome Management
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Outcome Thinking Immersion Seminar
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Advance Practices in Outcome Thinking and
Management
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Strategic Mapping...an action alternative
to conventional planning
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Using Outcome Thinking to Achieve Case Management
Success
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Visionary Leadership
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Outcome Tools and Mindsets for Non-Profit
Boards
Recent
Workshops and Keynote Addresses
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National Governor's Association Health Policy
Advisors
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International Personnel Management Association,
Eastern Regional Meeting “Leadership and Innovation in Human Resources”
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“The evolution of performance management in
workforce development: an Invitational Roundtable
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Outcome Practitioners' Seminar
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Transatlantic Innovation Event
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Outcome Finance for Non Profits
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