Report on impact measurement highlights importance of the story
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Jim Clifford
Corporate finance partner, Baker Tilly
Jim Clifford has over 25 years experience in advising charities and charity management, and leads Baker Tilly’s strategic planning and merger and acquisition services for the charity and education sectors.
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Key elements of effective impact measurement are the telling of the story and fitting measurements to an organisation's intervention, says a new report.
Jim Clifford provides an explanation and tracks new trends in social finance; examining whether social impact bonds are a new species or children of a long-running dynasty.
The Consortium of Voluntary Adoption Agencies and Baker Tilly have launched a £5m social impact bond which will provide loans to charities to help them increase the number of adoptions of vulnerable children in the UK.
What is SROI and how is it done? Jim Clifford subjects the technique to detailed analysis.
The Baker Tilly Voluntary Sector Governance Survey of 2008 has some interesting findings on mergers and collaborations.
Is the credit crunch a threat or opportunity, ask Jim Clifford and Mark Wilson.
Unveiling the process behind the Basic Skills Agency’s recent merger with the National Institute of Adult Continuing Education
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