
Leverage Data-Informed Decision-Making
Unlock Your Organization’s Full Potential with Data-Informed Decisions. Transform complex data into strategic, evidence-based choices that drive real impact.
Make smarter choices. Build stronger impact.
Data isn’t just about numbers — it’s about clarity. With the right strategy, your data can guide culture change, strengthen inclusion, and sharpen decision-making.
Leverage Data-Informed Decision Making
Data-Informed Leadership Starts Here
Data provides the insights, stories, and signals that shape smarter decisions.
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Getting Started with Data
Aligning Impact by Asking the Right Question?
You Have Data, Now What?
Deliverable: A customized Data Action Strategy to help you move from information to insight. -
For organizations with an existing data foundation, You pick 5
Collecting and Using Data Inclusively
Building a Culture of Data-Informed Decision Making
Asking the Right Questions to Get Meaningful Answers
Setting Organizational Metrics
Getting Started with Data
Aligning Impact with Asking the Right Questions
You Have Data, Now What?
Build Your Data to Tell the Story of Your Impact: A Journey
Deliverable: A comprehensive Data-Informed Decision-Making Strategy to guide your organization’s future. -
Organization-wide survey to establish cultural benchmarks
90-minute action planning session
Three progress check-ins
Three tailored capacity-building sessions
Benchmark re-launch at 12 months to measure growth
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Employee Engagement Surveys
Impact Evaluations
Program Evaluations
“It’s a challenge to advance equity in any position within a system. But, as the leader of an educational system, you need to decide are you going to TRULY change the outcomes for children and families who are marginalized and harmed by the existing system when facing political pressure to maintain the status quo from people of all backgrounds, who have benefited from the broken system. I am now constantly reflecting and deciding what I can do better to create an educational system that honors what we (as a School District) say on paper.”