The very existence of Mission Measurement is part of a larger conversation about social outcomes and the ability to measure impact. The corporate organization currently has two offices in the United States: one in Chicago and one in Washington, DC.
"[W]e leverage our collective experience in the corporate, government and nonprofit sectors to help organizations make better decisions and design better strategies," they write on their website. "Our aim is to use our proprietary methodologies and data to help clients achieve twice the social impact for half the cost."
Some of Mission Measurement's clients include the American Red Cross, Free the Children, Walmart and Pepsico, making it a big-time predictor of how some of the most powerful brands are creating change all around the world.
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Trend Themes
1. Social Outcome Measurement - Mission Measurement's focus on social outcome measurement points to increased demand for similar services that can help organizations make better decisions.
2. Data-driven Social Impact - The use of proprietary methodologies and data to help clients achieve twice the social impact for half the cost highlights an opportunity for innovation in the field of data-driven social impact.
3. Inter-sector Collaboration - Mission Measurement's collective experience in the corporate, government and nonprofit sectors highlights the need for inter-sector collaboration to create better strategies.
Industry Implications
1. Nonprofit - Mission Measurement's focus on helping nonprofits make better decisions highlights an opportunity for disruptive innovation in the nonprofit sector.
2. Corporate Social Responsibility - The focus on achieving twice the social impact for half the cost highlights an opportunity for innovation in corporate social responsibility strategies.
3. Government - Mission Measurement's work with government sectors highlights an opportunity for disruptive innovation in government strategies to create better social outcomes.