ASU Lodestar Center
APRIL 23, 2014
Increasingly, nonprofit organizations are looking for new ways to measure (and thereby validate) the importance of their work. Our organizations have been measuring outputs in one way or another for as long as there has been philanthropy. Prior to attending ASU, she worked for Teach For America * Memphis.
Eric Jacobsen Blog
MAY 9, 2021
Courtney coached the Manassas High School football team in Memphis, TN. Takeaways from the book include Courtney's advice: The true measure of a person's character is how one handles one's failures, not successes. Storytelling is one of the most powerful ways to communicate. A real "gut check."
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TechCrunch
OCTOBER 27, 2020
billion , including companies like Memphis Meats, which develops cultured meat from animal cells; NotCo, a plant-based food brand; and Catalog, which uses organisms for data storage. Starting in 2015, IndieBio has provided resources to founders solving complex challenges with biotech, from fake meat to sustainability. Leaving the $3.2
Eric Jacobsen Blog
MAY 11, 2014
Courtney coached the Manassas High School football team in Memphis, TN. Takeaways from the book include Courtney''s advice: The true measure of a person''s character is how one handles one''s failures, not successes. Storytelling is one of the most powerful ways to communicate. A real "gut check."
Connection Cafe
NOVEMBER 24, 2013
There’s no place like home, and no amount of heel-clicking can take me back to Memphis, TN on the days I miss it most. And I’m thankful beyond measure that they’re my home. They’re a reminder of what I’m missing as I’m venturing out on my own. Drama and all.
Connection Cafe
MARCH 14, 2016
I had the pleasure attending the opening plenary session, delivered by Dr. Jan Young, Executive Director of the Assisi Foundation of Memphis. We are asking attendees to respond to the question: Where are you on your journey to measuring outcomes and impact? I’m learning a lot and sharing a laugh or two.
Connection Cafe
OCTOBER 27, 2015
This story was really about Mrs. Grady, the librarian at his school, who not only knew he was sneaking out books and let it slide but would drive to Memphis, some miles away, and buy more books, with her own money, by the same author in the hope that this young, troubled boy would continue to go down this new and alternate path.
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