ORGANIZATIONAL CAPACITY ASSESSMENT
We use an organizational mapping tool to guide conversations about strengths and opportunities.
Bringing board and staff together in a reflective, research-based conversation that give you information to strengthen your work.
We guide organizations in a proven capacity assessment tool that builds ownership, engagement and focus:
Trained to facilitate the Impact Capacity Assessment Tool (iCAT), Dr. Ross has facilitated over 40 iCAT organizational capacity assessments with nonprofit leaders in Northern California and beyond.
Research shows the more that staff and board members understand the details of what is and isn’t work inside your organization, the more you’ll be empowered to do better work.
Organizational capacity assessments move reflective conversations from personal to data-driven.
The Organizational Capacity Assessment Tool includes the following:
Facilitated debrief to support staff and board to understand results and figure out what to do next.
Online report including scores in the key areas and recommendations for most critical next steps.
Kickoff meeting to set up your organization for success.
Online board and staff survey focusing on six key areas: leading, learning, overseeing, planning, resource generating and managing.
Benefits of conducting an organizational capacity assessment:
Reflect on nonprofit strengths and challenges that inform strategic planning
Receive research-based recommendations on impactful next steps
Deepen learning and understanding of the organization