Whether you’re a nonprofit or a government agency, it may be easy to keep doing things the same way, even if it’s not getting you the results you want. By exploring new tactics backed by data, a little tweaking can go a long way toward improving your program.
Let the data geeks help you by doing what they do best: open up big opportunities with what you need most (whether that’s a few small changes or a whole new design).
What will help you reach the outcomes you’re striving for? Let’s figure out what’s missing and define the best way to move forward.
Fine-tune your strategies or rebuild your structure. It’s time for a plan that puts you on the path to a certifiable wow from start to finish.
Achieve your mission with a program that gets you the results you want (with the data to back it up).
Our Impact De-Coder isn’t just a program evaluation roadmap – it also helps to clarify your program’s structure. By connecting what you’re doing to your desired results, we help you make decisions about your activities, goals, and more.
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Sherrina Gibson is a healthcare, public health, and nonprofit strategy and analytics leader. Her “superpower” is presenting complex analytics in an accessible fashion and developing cross-sector partnerships. While she enjoys detailed data development, she never loses sight of her true passion: supporting clients to tell their stories through actionable data.
Sherrina Gibson is an expert in community health needs assessments, clinical quality improvement metrics, claims data analysis, qualitative analysis, mapping, data visualization, program evaluation, and facilitating multidisciplinary learning health collaboratives. Her past and current clients include hospitals, health departments, foundations, state agencies, primary, behavioral health, and oral health providers. statewide and national healthcare associations, and other nonprofit organizations.
Before founding her consulting firm, Carter Foundation, LLC, Sherrina led research and evaluation as the Vice President of Strategy/Data and Analytics for a healthcare nonprofit. Before this role, she served as the senior analyst for ten years at a healthcare strategy consultancy. With her experience and educational background/training in Sociology, public administration quality improvement, and statistics, Sherrina brings the following valuable assets: