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Common Good Vermont: Vermont Nonprofit Legislative Day 2016 - Dedication & Data - Statewide Indicators, Vermont Scorecard and Vermont Insights 03/11/2016

– Mid-Day Dedication: Patricia Fontaine

– Statewide Indicators & Vermont Score Cards

Sue Zeller, Chief Performance Officer / Agency of Administration

Dru Roessle, Performance Improvement Officer, Vermont Agency of Human Services

Molly Lambert, Vermont Impact from Building Bright Futures

For more info and links visit:

www.commongoodvt.org

State Indicators - Developed by the state’s Chief Performance Officer, Sue Zeller, using data provided by state agencies and outlined in Act 186, which specifies population level indicators and ties them into agency budget performance.

Vermont Scorecard – Revived from the early 2000’s and further developed by Dru Roessle, Performance Improvement Manager at the Agency of Human Services, the scorecard shows how Vermonters are doing on important indicators of health and well being.

Vermont Insights – Produced by Building Bright Futures with funding from the Vermont Department of Education’s Race to the Top Grant, Vermont Insights provides a number of data sets pertinent to the well-being of Vermont children and families.

Common Good Vermont: Vermont Nonprofit Legislative Day 2016 - Economic Impact, Storytelling & Legislative Briefings 03/11/2016

- Welcome: House Speaker Shap Smith

- Common Good Vermont Vermont Nonprofit Economic Impact Report

- Telling the Story of the Social Sector with Kevin Gallagher

- Legislative Briefings with:

Chief of Staff Darren Springer and Secretary of Civil & Military Affairs & Director of Legislative Affairs Sue Allen on Governor’s Budget and Nonprofit Issues
Issue Briefings: John Hollar/DRM, Andy MacLean/MMR, Rebecca Ramos/Necrason Group, Amy Shollenberger/Action Circles and Zon Estes/Vermont Arts Council

Common Good Vermont: Jeff Chester - Digital Media at a Crossroads 09/22/2011

CCTV, Common Good Vermont and the United Way of Chittenden County host the 6th Annual Nonprofit Media Maven Luncheon with a special visit from Jeff Chester of the Center for Digital Democracy, based in Washington D.C.

Here are links related to his appearance in Burlington:

Vermont Digger: In the Digital Arms Race, You’re Already the Loser
Burlington Free Press: Speaker Describes Internet Surveillance
Seven Days VT: Jeff Chester Says Computers are Spying on You
Vermont Commons: Digital Media at the Crossroads: An Interview with Jeff Chester
Evening Presentation 9/22
VT NPO Luncheon Presentation

Common Good Vermont: Vermont Nonprofit Legislative Day, Part 2 02/09/2011

Vermont's Nonprofit Sector and the Legislative Agenda. Panel moderated by Stuart Comstock-Gay, President, Vermont Community Foundation, Panel: Churchill Hindes, Visiting Nurses Association, Catherine Kalkstein, Vermont Women's Fund, Gretchen Morse, United Way of Chittenden County, Senator Diane Snelling/Appropriations and Representative Mark Larson/Health Care.

Common Good Vermont: Vermont Nonprofit Legislative Day, Part 1 02/09/2011

Common Good Vermont Annual Meeting followed by Workshop: Advocacy Successes: How to Influence the Vermont Legislature. Moderator Kevin Ellis of KSE. Panel: John Shullenberger, Vermont Housing and Conservation Coalition, Andrea Cohen, Vermont Businesses for Social Responsibility and Paul Burns of VPIRG.

Common Good Vermont: Managing Board Chair and Executive Director Relationships 10/05/2010

'Managing Board Chair and Executive Director Relationships', presented by Lizann Peyton, ADL Consulting.

Common Good Vermont: Grow Better Boards 06/18/2010

A group of local board and staff leaders met in Brattleboro for Growing Better Boards with Anne Lezak of ADL Consulting. The workshop wrapped up Common Good Vermont’s 2010 Road Show! Resources may be found here.

Common Good Vermont: Roadshow 2010 - Montpelier: Strategic Communications 05/27/2010

Part of the Common Good 2010 Roadshow.

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