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Data Visualization for DO Statistics
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10-30-2017  / 1
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Program ManagementElizabeth DeelyAssociate Director of Development Strategy & Project Management
Project Description
Create more effective data visualizations for three years of development officer performance metrics provided in table format. Some of the data points are as follows: FY14 – FY16 Development officer positions (3) 4 metrics Totals Averages show the growth by development officer position over the last three fiscal years. The stories this data visualization should tell are: 1. ROI in development positions, specifically associate/assistant level positions 2. Stronger activity year over year Deliverables: 1. Electronic Presentation 2. Printed One-pager If we could have a completed version by May, I think that would be very helpful. This data will be updated every year throughout the campaign ... ideally updated every July/August. PDFs of the tabular data has been placed the construction folder
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Created on March 16, 2017 at  9:58 AM (EDT). Last updated by Marissa Hartman on Nov.  2, 2020 at  2:30 PM (EST). Owned by Houder, David.
David Houder
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