Livingston County United Way的动态

Find out what evidence exists about carer finances in Australia, and what opportunities there are to apply and expand this evidence base at next week's symposium session ??

Valuable lessons businesses can learn from March Madness https://hubs.ly/Q02qKWKR0

The good news in LSNWJ's 2023 Annual Report is available for you to view at https://lnkd.in/e8pQKppn

"Turbulent, Uncertain and changing..." The current landscape of the sector is a very volatile one, with providers leaving and refocusing their efforts else where. Download our Empowering the Nation white paper and delve into our insights on this topic: https://lnkd.in/eD7D_Kmy

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Read about Business Retention and Expansion, REDS and more...

Check out our article in the August 2024 edition of the Florida Community Association Journal. It felt great to provide some advice for budget season to Community Managers and Associations. Don't over think it - keep it simple! Proper planning and preparation will make the big projects easier to accomplish! #LCAM #southflorida #propertymanagement #budgetseason

The May 2024 edition of the Collier Clerk Newsletter is now available. #TheClerksReport #May2024Newsletter #ClerksNewsletter

This short survey includes a few questions designed to help WSIA (Wholesale & Specialty Insurance Association) and the WSIA Diversity Foundation establish a baseline of demographic data that may be used to measure our progress toward diversity in the industry. If you're a WSIA member, take a look for your survey invitation in your email!

And they said it couldn't be done! But a public list of (almost) all federal programs finally exists! https://fpi.omb.gov Our friend Jared Serbu at Federal News Network reports this has been in the works for 13 years. But Robert Shea and Adam Hughes know it's been a holy grail of government performance and transparency advocates for long before that. In fact, the requirement to create a complete program inventory was in early drafts of the Federal Funding Accountability and Transparency Act of 2006 (we see you Ian H. Solomon and Sean Davis! And you too Gary Bass and Sean Moulton). Kudos to the Office of Management and Budget for finally making it happen. Seriously - this is pretty exciting news! And not just for performance nerds. It has major ramifications for federal program staff, congressional staff, and advocacy groups. Ultimately, it is a foundational piece to creating an even better, richer understanding of federal program performance and outcomes. And we're one step closer to the actual holy grail of government management: being able to track from Congressional appropriation to agency program outcomes; to actually understand how much of a difference the money that we collectively decide to spend is having.