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Sharing the latest and greatest adventures of the Collective Results dream team as we work with our clients to make positive social change. 

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Beyond the Launch Party: Using Sustainability Planning to Build Programs That Last

When a new project or initiative launches, it is so exciting. You get funding, you do all the hard work

RACI No More

Alright, project peeps in the health and human services world, gather ’round for a little truth telling session. How many

That Strategic Plan Gathering Dust? You’re Not Alone!

Ever feel like your organization’s strategic plan is this big, beautiful document… that mostly sits on a shelf? You’re definitely

Making Choices That Count: A Simple Decision -Making Framework for Complicated Problems

Think about the different kinds of challenges that you face as a leader in health and social services. Sometimes, what

Measuring What Matters: Why Performance Measurement is a Game-Changer for Health and Human Services

Hey there, health and human services heroes! You’ve got one of the toughest (and most rewarding) jobs out there—caring for

To implement, or not to implement, that is the question: The role of a consultant

I came across a post on my LinkedIn homepage recently that made me stop and reflect. It was describing a

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