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March 27, 2008

Metrics Mania - Albert's View

Albert Ruesga:

I was recently invited by Bill Schambra, director of the Bradley Center for Philanthropy & Civic Renewal, to speak on a panel titled Metrics Mania.  Panelists were asked to comment on an essay commissioned from Gary Walker, the founding director of Public/Private Ventures, on the subject of evaluating social programs.  Here is the text of my remarks ...

What a fine man is Albert Ruesga, not just as a funder, but as a citizen. Bill Schambra did a great job putting this panel together.

Posted at 03:33 PM in Best Practices |

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