Cindy is a disruptor when it comes to evaluation in the social sector and applies more than 20 years of international experience in guiding nonprofit organizations to build their capacity for using data. She graduated from the University of Denver with a Master’s Degree in Sociology in applied research, and her career experience has included leadership and advisory roles with organizations such as the Nurse-Family Partnership, Grantmakers for Effective Organizations, Mile High United Way, and the Center for Health Policy Research.

Laurelin has spent over 7 years applying her skills in performance measurement and data communication to programs and research projects in the non-profit, higher education, and government sectors. Prior to her role at ResultsLab, Laurelin provided quantitative and qualitative evaluation services as a policy analyst for the research arm of the Florida legislature. She also has a background in international development and engagement, serving in Peace Corps Albania for two years, and was awarded a Boren Scholarship for a year of study in China. Laurelin holds a Master’s Degree in Public Administration from Florida State University and a Bachelor’s Degree in Community and Regional Planning and Environmental Studies from Iowa State University.

Rahul is a passionate advocate for social impact through data-driven decision making. Prior to joining ResultsLab, Rahul worked on creating impact measurement frameworks for leading CDFIs (Community Development Financial Institutions) and helped create evaluation plans for programs aimed at building nonprofit capacity and increasing their access to financial resources. Rahul also has experience working in a grassroots nonprofit in Mumbai, India, where he helped evaluate governmental programs through data analysis and dissemination. He holds a Master’s in Public Policy from the University of Chicago and a Bachelor’s in Technology from Manipal Institute of Technology in India.

Maggie brings over 7 years of experience in mixed-method research and program evaluation within public health, social services, and the criminal justice system. Prior to her role at ResultsLab, she held multiple research and evaluation roles at Unite Us, a software developed to improve social care coordination and advance health equity. In her previous work with the Begun Center for Violence Prevention Research and Education at Case Western Reserve University, her research focused on addressing the sexual assault kit backlog, improving survivor advocacy and human trafficking services, and increasing healthcare access for gender diverse individuals. She holds a Master of Public Health (MPH) from Cleveland State University and is actively Certified in Public Health (CPH) by the National Board of Public Health Examiners.

Caitlin is committed to the improvement of systems and standards. Through experience in evaluation, anthropology, and public health, she works to build a more equitable society where all people live fulfilling, healthy, and productive lives. Caitlin uses both qualitative and quantitative research designs as well as community-based insights to enable data-driven decision making. Caitlin earned her Master of Public Service degree from the University of Arkansas focused on strategics planning and mixed-methods research design. She also holds a Bachelor’s in Anthropology from Texas Christian University.

Kristen specializes in the design, implementation, and evaluation of programs and systems in education, community-based, and government settings.  With over 25 years of experience in strategic planning, facilitation, teaching, learning design, and research she has led initiatives to elevate youth and community voice, promote health and wellbeing, improve access to quality education, create innovative professional learning, and develop strategies for inclusive and equitable engagement.

Kristen earned a Ph.D. in Educational Psychology/Learning Sciences from the University of Colorado Boulder and has provided leadership in a variety of roles at San Francisco State University, Denver Public Schools, Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment, The Institute for Intercultural Community Leadership at Santa Fe Community College, and the National Outdoor Leadership School.

Jaclyn works to build stronger brands, strengthen partnerships and enhance client experiences. She is a results-oriented executive with 15 years experience in strategic marketing initiatives. She is data-driven, customer-focused and passionate about driving social change. Jaclyn earned a Master’s Degree in Marketing from the University of Cincinnati and has experience in agency, nonprofit and corporate sectors. She’s held leadership roles at organizations such as the Economics Center, Luxottica, and Greater Cincinnati Foundation.

Decisions made without data don’t stand a chance in Kenzie path. She operates from the belief that measurement should be practical, engaging, and meaningful. Kenzie’s 15-years in program evaluation includes work with organizations such as Mile High United Way, Right To Play International, Save the Children USA, ActionAid International, and the Ministry of Education in the Marshall Islands. She has a Master’s Degree in Public Policy from Duke University and Bachelor’s in Finance from the University of Colorado-Boulder.

Valencia has over 13 years of experience in strategic design, monitoring and evaluation, and impact investing programs targeting underserved and vulnerable populations in both the United States and Latin America. She is passionate about peacebuilding, governance, and human rights and her expertise in conflict resolution and data analysis has led her to spearheading and supporting various development projects with the US Government, the Colombian National Reintegration Agency, the World Bank, US and Colombian nonprofits and commercial banking clients. In these roles she has used her mediation and dialogue skills with her clients along with building innovative instruments such as social bonds and impact investing in dynamic developing markets. Valencia earned her Master’s degree in Latin American Studies from Georgetown University’s Walsh School of Foreign Service where she focused on political economy and development, and a Bachelor’s degree in International Studies at Virginia Tech.

Natalia brings over 20 years of experience in evaluation, research, management and monitoring of programs targeting underserved populations and minorities in the US and Latin America. She’s knowledgeable in quantitative and qualitative research methods and design of data collection tools. She has leadership experience in academic management of postgraduate programs in health management and public health. She believes in using the evaluation process as an opportunity to gain clarity on what the organization is trying to achieve and how, improve its effectiveness and performance, train and motivate the staff and engage partners and communities with the organization’s vision.