Death and taxes may be certain. Charitable giving, not so much.
By Kevin Bolduc and Ellie Buteau Data and measurement sometimes get a bad rap in…
Listening Carefully: An Argument for Considering All the Data
This post was originally written for the Dorothy A. Johnson Center for Philanthropy’s “Field Focus:…
Clydesdales in a World of Unicorns
I might be going out on a limb. Hanging by a thread. Treading on thin…
“OpenNotes” for Funders: A Radical Idea for More Transparency and Better Relationships
Transparency — being open, honest, and clear — is a key driver of strong relationships…
Talking Politics
It’s said that you shouldn’t talk politics in polite company. Does anyone still say that…
Hearing from Staff about DEI
“Why do you think that our staff who are women are rating our foundation’s culture…
Why We Might Be Undervaluing Strong Funder-Grantee Relationships
At CEP we are always thinking about the ways that strong funder-grantee relationships affect the...
Ask Yourself: Do We Really Need This Data?
This blog post from CEP’s Vice President, Assessment and Advisory Services, Kevin Bolduc originally appeared on…
Thank You to CEP’s 2016 Assessment and Advisory Services Partners
As we approach the end of 2016, I want to take a second to thank…
Philanthropy in a Changing Political Context
No matter where you personally stand on the results of our recent elections, one thing…
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