Don’t Miss The Performance Conference of the Year for Nonprofits and Foundations!
Results. Hard work and good intentions does not always achieve them. To achieve their
mission objectives, nonprofits and foundations must be able to defi ne their strategy, analyze
their progress and make improvements. The end result is a renewed focus on outcomesboth
for the organization and the benefi ciaries of the organization’s mission.
Additionally, nonprofits and foundations are now being held to accountability standards
similar as those being imposed on publicly-traded corporations with Sarbanes-Oxley legislation.
Performance measurement activity in the nonprofit sector is needed to measure
program outcomes and report results to funders.

To better understand and adopt best practices for effective implementation of performance
management to improve outcomes, we invite you to be part of the 2006 Foundation and
Nonprofit Performance Conference, September 25-27 in Arlington, VA—the most comprehensive
performance management event of the year for the nonprofit sector!