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March 07, 2008

Metrics Mania

Metrics Mania at Hudson Institute on Thursday, March 20.

Why is it that philanthropy has learned so much about metrics and yet has so little by way of measurable success to show for it? On Thursday, March 20, Hudson Institute's Bradley Center will host WALKER and other experts who have grappled with measurement, including KATHLEEN ENRIGHT of Grantmakers for Effective Organizations, The Meyer Foundation's ALBERT RUESGA, and HOWARD ROLSTON of Abt Associates and the Brookings Institution. The Bradley Center's own WILLIAM SCHAMBRA will moderate the discussion. Lunch will be served. Please join us!

I am sorry to see that Holden Karnofsky did not make the panel. Perhaps he can attend.

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