Moneyball All-Stars
Nearly Three Dozen Leaders From Across the Country Recognized for Their Organizations’ Commitment to the Use of Data, Evidence and Evaluation to Improve Outcomes
WASHINGTON – Moneyball for Government, a project of Results for America dedicated to encouraging governments at all levels to increase their use of data and evidence when investing limited taxpayer dollars, announced today the addition of 32 non-profit leaders to its Moneyball for Government All-Star team. The 32 leaders announced today are CEOs, presidents, executives and founders of leading national non-profit organizations committed to improving lives using data-driven, evidence-based solutions.
The new non-profit All-Stars announced today include Social Innovation Fund (SIF) and Investing in Innovation (i3) fund grantees and supporters. For more information about these programs, click here.
“This exceptional group of leaders is committed to doing what works. They are using evidence and data to better understand their impact, use that information to learn and improve all they do for young people, their families and communities,” said Michele Jolin, CEO and Co-Founder Results for America. “We welcome these leaders to our Moneyball for Government All-Star team and look forward to continuing to work with them to help ensure that public dollars achieve the greatest impact possible.”
Meet the 32 new Moneyball for Government Non-Profit All-Stars:
Mora Segal, CEO, Achievement Network
Mark Elgart, Ed.D., President and CEO, AdvancED
Jack McCarthy, President and CEO, AppleTree Institute for Education Innovation
Tony Habit, President, Breakthrough Learning
Jesse Solomon, Executive Director, BPE
John A. Nunnery, Executive Director, Center for Educational Partnerships, College of Education, Old Dominion University
Joel Zarrow, Ph.D., Chief Executive Officer, Children’s Literacy Initiative
Jim McCorkell, CEO, College Possible
Scott Laband, President, Colorado Succeeds
Jennifer Alexander, CEO, ConnCan
Princess Lyles, Executive Director, Democracy Builders
Katie Duffy, CEO, Democracy Prep Public Schools
Robert Balfanz, Co-Founder/Principal Investigator and Researcher, Diplomas Now/Everyone Graduates Center
Jim Kohlmoos, Principal, EDGE Consulting Partners
Robert H. Meyer, President and CEO, Education Analytics Inc.
Steve Fleischman, CEO, Education Northwest
Shavar Jeffries, National President, Education Reform Now
Lorie Kaplan, Executive Director, eMints National Center
Scott Warren, Co-Founder and Executive Director, Generation Citizen
Jonas S. Chartock, Ed.D., Chief Executive Officer, Leading Educators
Linda Noonan, Executive Director, Massachusetts Business Alliance for Education
Bryan Goodwin, President & CEO, McREL International
Daniel Sellers, Executive Director, MinnCAN
Deborah Kasask, Executive Director, National Forum to Accelerate Middle Grades Reform
Diana H. Fishbein, Ph.D., Co-Director, National Prevention Science Coalition to Improve Lives
Joel Rose, Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer, New Classrooms
Elisa Villanueva Beard, CEO, Teach for America
Dan Weisberg, CEO, TNTP
Kathy Park, CEO, National Council for Crime and Delinquency
Jamie Moon, President, Institute for Child Success Inc.
Jeremy Keele, Executive Director, Policy Innovation Lab, University of Utah
Karen Pittman, Co-Founder, President and CEO, The Forum for Youth Investment
To see the full bipartisan list of Moneyball for Government All-Stars, including U.S. Senators Kelly Ayotte, Michael Bennet, Orrin Hatch, Jeanne Shaheen, and Mark Warner; U.S. Reps. Paul Ryan (Speaker of the House), John Delaney, and Todd Young; and former U.S. Treasury Secretaries Robert Rubin and Henry Paulson, click here.