Kevin Bolduc
@kmbolduc
VP-Assessment & Advisory Services-Center for Effective Philanthropy (@CEPdata). Maine native, Cambridge, MA located. Energetic cook. Husband. 🏳️🌈 He/him
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"Process is personal" says Packard Foundation Jennifer Adams about the "grantsformation" process that centers grantees' experiences in the Foundation's grants operations. Read their story here on the @PEAKgrantmaking blog peakgrantmaking.org/insights/packa…
Everything Ruth E Levine is on Substack writes is filled with some of the clearest, most insightful thinking about philanthropy, evidence, and development. Her latest is no exception. Spoiler: A big grant doesn't seem to create the lottery winner's curse. cep.org/are-we-facing-…
Webinar alert from Ctr for Community Foundation Policy Leadership & Stephen Saloom Community foundations can use "proximity to the leaders, organizations, and individuals across the communities served, to help find pathways to shared progress." cfpolicyleadership.net/post/the-criti…
A thank you to Center for Effective Philanthropy assessment & advisory partners from 2022 with a rich set of links to examples of the learning & growth that can only come from funders listening carefully, comprehensively, and with vulnerability to those they work with: cep.org/2022-in-review…
READING | How We’re Integrating Grantee Feedback in Our Work from Archstone Foundation #feedback #listening #transparency archstone.org/blog/how-were-…
NEW on the blog, CEP's Katarina Malmgren & Kevin Bolduc parse what data collected through CEP's Grantee Perception Report reveals - and doesn't reveal - about how gender shows up in funder-grantee relationships: cep.org/how-gender-dif… #relationshiips #philanthropy #funders #equity
A review of Center for Effective Philanthropy grantee surveys suggests few differences between experiences of men & women grantees, but alarmingly less positive experiences for nonbinary & gender nonconforming grantees. Funders need to work on this. cep.org/how-gender-dif…
Excited to join this Kelly Fitzsimmons webinar on practical applications of ethical AI to fuel equity in the social sector: projectevident.org/news/how-your-…
Check out the speaker lineup (so far!) at CEP2023. We're so excited to be joined by guests like Lysa Ratliff of KABOOM!, co-founder of Candid Jacob Harold, CEO of UpTogether Jesús Gerena, and others! Reserve your spot to join us next fall: cep2023.org/#/?lang=en
"There’s no doubt about it — relationships are important in creating impact. That alone makes them indispensable in service of philanthropic success." Center for Effective Philanthropy offers insights on the importance of strong funder-grantee partner relationships. cep.org/portfolio/rela…
"[A]nything other than a commitment to action would have felt like either conducting a GPR as a vanity exercise, or would have meant cherry-picking which feedback we found valuable... So, the emphasis on action was built into the process..." via Center for Effective Philanthropy cep.org/using-grantee-…
.Center for Effective Philanthropy interviewed VFHY for its new report on how funders changed their approach to grantmaking during and after the coronavirus pandemic. Read the full report here: vfhy.ink/3qpQXPg #Health #Youth #HealthyKids #Grants #Funding
The success of foundations’ missions hinges on governance that focuses on impact. Was glad to be a small advisor on Esade Center for Social Impact new study of funders in Europe. Join their webinar to hear about approaches and challenges: esade-10.hubspotpagebuilder.com/governance-of-… #philanthropy #governance