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Common Good Vermont: VT Senate Committee on Government Operations Takes Testimony on S.293-Lauren-Glenn Davitian 02/06/2014

VT Senate Committee on Government Operations Takes Testimony on S.293 – An Act Relating to Results-Based Accountability.

Testifying: Lauren-Glenn Davitian, Common Good Vermont

Common Good Vermont: VT Senate Committee on Government Operations Takes Testimony on S.293-Anne Lezak 02/06/2014

VT Senate Committee on Government Operations Takes Testimony on S.293 – An Act Relating to Results-Based Accountability.

Testifying: Anne Lezak, Benchmarks for a Better Vermont

Common Good Vermont: VT Senate Committee on Government Operations Takes Testimony on S.293-Dolly Flemming 02/06/2014

VT Senate Committee on Government Operations Takes Testimony on S.293 – An Act Relating to Results-Based Accountability.

Testifying: Dolly Flemming, Mercy Connections

Common Good Vermont: VT Senate Committee on Government Operations Takes Testimony on S.293-Holly Morehouse 02/06/2014

VT Senate Committee on Government Operations Takes Testimony on S.293 – An Act Relating to Results-Based Accountability.

Testifying: Holly Morehouse, Vermont Afterschool, Inc.

Common Good Vermont: VT Senate Committee on Government Operations Takes Testimony on S.293-Scott Johnson 02/06/2014

VT Senate Committee on Government Operations Takes Testimony on S.293 – An Act Relating to Results-Based Accountability.

Testifying: Scott Johnson, Lamoille Family Center

Common Good Vermont: VT Senate Committee on Government Operations Takes Testimony on S.293-Betsy Ann Wrask 02/06/2014

VT Senate Committee on Government Operations Takes Testimony on S.293 – An Act Relating to Results-Based Accountability.

Testifying: Betsy Ann Wrask of VT Legislative Counsel.

Common Good Vermont: Vermont Nonprofit Legislative Day 2014-VT Senate Committee on Government Operations Takes Testimony on S.293 02/06/2014

VT Senate Committee on Government Operations Takes Testimony on S.293 – An Act Relating to Results-Based Accountability.

Testifying: Betsy Ann Wrask of VT Legislative Counsel, Scott Johnson of Lamoille Family Center, Holly Morehouse of Vermont Afterschool, Inc., Dolly Flemming of Mercy Connections,  Anne Lezak, Benchmarks for a Better Vermont, Lauren-Glenn Davitian of Common Good Vermont, Susan Zeller of Chief Performance Officer, VT Agency of Administration.

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Common Good Vermont: Vermont Nonprofit Legislative Day 2014-Devotional Reading: Horse Sense Vermont by John Killacky and Vermont Nonprofit Proclamation 02/06/2014

As part of Vermont Nonprofit Legislative Day 2014, the Vermont House's daily Devotional Reading: was presented by John Killacky, Executive Director of Flynn Center for the Performing Arts. Representative Barbara Rachelson (Burlington) presented the Vermont Nonprofit Proclamation, recognizing Vermont's Nonprofit Sector.

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Common Good Vermont: Vermont Nonprofit Legislative Day 2014-Press Conference: Nonprofits Call for Results Driven Policy 02/06/2014

At Vermont Nonprofit Legislative Day 2014, Vermont nonprofit leaders called for the Legislature to support H. 293 - An Act Related to Results Based-Accountability, raised awareness about the economic and social impact of Vermont’s nonprofit sector, called for partnership with state government and the business community, and support edinnovative solutions under consideration by the Legislature.

Panelists: Mark Redmond, Executive Director of Spectrum Youth & Family Services, John Crabbe, Jr., Owner of Vermont Tent Company and Board Chair of Mercy Connections,  Scott Johnson, Executive Director of Lamoille Family Center,  John Killacky, Executive Director of Flynn Center for the Performing Arts,  Julie Davenson, Executive Direcotr of Youth Services of Windham County, Representative Barbara Rachelson, Burlington, |Senator Diane Snelling, Chittenden County and  Lauren-Glenn Davitian, Director of Common Good VT.

For More Information: Coordinator@CommonGoodVT.org

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Common Good Vermont: Vermont Nonprofit Legislative Day 2014-Speaking the Language of the Legislature-Panel Discussion 02/06/2014

At Vermont Nonprofit Legislative Day 2014, nonprofits from across the state showed their strength and discussed pressing issues. The day began with a Welcome from House Speaker Shap Smith, followed by a panel of luminaries, providing an overview of legislative issues facing the sector, how nonprofits can effectively communicate their impact, advocate for their issues and discuss the emerging role of Results-Based Accountability in legislative decisions.

Panelists include: Susan Bartlett, Special Projects Director for the VT Agency of Human Services, Paul Cillo, Executive Director of Public Assets Institute,  Chris Curtis, lawyer and advocate for Vermont Legal Aid, Ellen Kahler, Executive Director of Vermont Sustainable Jobs Fund, Amy Shollenberger, Political Strategist and Principal of Action Circles, and Senator Diane Snelling, Chittenden County.

Moderated by Lauren-Glenn Davitian, Common Good VT.

For More Information: Coordinator@CommonGoodVT.org

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