Quantify social impact and financial value. Master frameworks to measure effectiveness and drive sustainable change in any organization.
There is a growing interest in the measurement of social impacts (effectiveness) across the non-profit sector. In this course we shall see effectiveness as how close we are to reaching our mission or purpose. Measuring is important as it helps us understand the program, exercise control, and then make improvement.
Non-profit organisations exist to serve a higher purpose. Hence we need to find out if we are making a difference in the community we serve. Is anyone better off as a result of our blood, sweat and tears? In other words, is our strategy achieving its purpose? We need a pragmatic approach to quantify our success. Hence, we shall explore various measurement frameworks and their limitations.
So where does this leave finance professionals? With funding challenges coming to the fore there has not been a better time than this for finance professionals. Finance teams have for long been the managers of data, reporting and setting performance metrics. They have a better view of the organisation, its risks and opportunities. They are best placed to partner with programs and research teams and leverage their skills to add rigour to the measurement process.
This course will place you in a better position to work alongside program teams to leverage your skills to measure social outcomes.
Angelino has over 30 years experience in finance and accounting beginning with KPMG. Thereafter he went onto work in private, non-profits and government sectors. A major part of his tenure was dedicated to working for non-profit organisations, in both developing countries and developed countries. As a result, Angelino has broad view of the programming challenges that exist at both end of the spectrum and specifically how finance function is better placed to bridge the gap that exist between programming and financial planning. Angelino is passionate about building capacity of finance professionals working in, and new to, the non-profit sector. Angelino is a fellow of CPA Australia and CIMA (UK), completed examinations of ACCA (UK), holds a recognised MBA, and a trainer/assessor certification.
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