The Common Good Data Podcast
Drew Reynolds, Roger Suclupe
Booking Overview
The Common Good Data Podcast helps nonprofit and government leaders turn program evaluation and data into practical strategies that funders trust—especially across prevention, mental health, human services, and education. It’s a strong fit for PR pros looking to place guests who can translate impact measurement into compelling, credibility-building messages for grantmaking and stakeholders.
Metrics
104 episodes, Irregular, 5.0 rating
<1k, Neutral, USA
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Description
The podcast for nonprofit and government leaders looking to use data and evaluation strategies to build effective and sustainable programs in the areas of prevention, mental health, human services, and education. On the Common Good Data Podcast, learn how the best organizations build a culture of data that impresses funders, wins competitive grants, and changes the lives of the individuals and communities they serve. Episodes include interviews with social sector leaders and insights from the world of program evaluation. Hosted by Drew Reynolds and Roger Suclupe.
Host
Drew Reynolds, Roger Suclupe
Categories
Non-Profit, Business, Careers, Education, Government, Health & Fitness, Self-Improvement, Social Sciences
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Booking Requirements
medium
Typical Credentials:
Nonprofit/gov social sector leaders and practitioners with direct responsibility for evaluation, impact measurement, development/fundraising messaging, or applied research methods; may include founders of evaluation/insight studios and senior development executives.
Required Achievements:
Led or built evaluation/impact measurement approaches used for grant competitiveness, Developed funder-facing reporting and outcomes communication frameworks, Published or operationalized mixed-methods/participatory evaluation practices, Managed development strategy tied to outcomes and participant voice
Recent Guest Discussions
Candice Jordan - Using Data To Craft Funder-aligned Stories; Prospect Research; Reverse-engineering Messaging; Combining Quantitative/qualitative Evidence And Visuals; Outputs Vs Outcomes; Participant Voice, Cheralynn Corsack - Mixed-methods Evaluation For Rural Communities; Combining Quantitative And Qualitative Insights; Participatory Approaches; Trust/co-creation; Representing Communities And Translating Findings Back
Recent Topics
Program Evaluation, Impact Measurement, Nonprofit, Grantmaking, Behavioral Health, Prevention, Human Services, Mental Health, Education, Data Storytelling
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