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Investing in Workforce Program Innovation: A Formative Evaluation of Five Workforce Organizations’ Experiences During the Human Capital Innovation Fund Initiative By Ranita Jain, Amanda Newman and Marcela Montes
Acknowledgments The Aspen Institute Workforce Strategies Initiative would like to thank a number of individuals who made this paper possible. First, we would like to thank the community-based organization leaders who participated in the Human Capital Innovation Fund initiative and shared candid and thoughtful reflections about their work throughout the course of the initiative. In particular, we thank Aaron Shiffman, Tammy Burgess, Shawn Hegele, and Rebecca Marriott at Brooklyn Workforce Innovations; Marianne Ali, Chris Lyfoung, and Robert Mann at DC Central Kitchen; Julie Shapiro, Andrea Vaghy Benyola, Reshard Riggins, and Arlene Rodrigo at The Door; Bonita Robertson and Carmen James at the Greater New Orleans Foundation; and Louis Miceli and Keri Faulhaber at JobsFirstNYC. We are especially grateful to them for providing access to information and documentation about their work, participating actively in site visits and connecting us with their project partners, and organizing opportunities for us to speak with their training participants — to whom we are grateful for sharing their personal experiences. We thank the Capital One Foundation for its generous support. We are especially grateful to Catherine Foca and Christian Michael for their guidance and thoughtful feedback throughout the evaluation. Additionally, we would like to acknowledge our Aspen Institute colleagues, Amy Blair and Maureen Conway, who provided support and feedback on our work. We also thank Colleen Cunningham, Claire Daviss, and Tony Mastria for their efforts in preparing this paper for publication. Finally, it is important to note that the findings and conclusions presented in this report are those of the authors alone, and do not necessarily reflect the opinions of the Capital One Foundation or any other individual or organization.
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Table of Contents Acknowledgments.........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................1 Executive Summary....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................3 Introduction..........................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................10 The HCIF Investment Strategy....................................................................................................................................................................................................10 Overview of HCIF Grantees............................................................................................................................................................................................................10 About This Report.....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................12 About AspenWSI’s Evaluation.........................................................................................................................................................................................................13 Grante
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