Mark Cabaj
developmental evaluation and community change practitioner
Why they matter for gatherings
Mark Cabaj is a developmental evaluation and community change practitioner with a focus on Community & network builders. He employs methods such as Collective Impact Convening and Evaluation Convening to foster collaborative efforts and assess community initiatives.
Facilitators and event designers should recognize Mark Cabaj's work for its emphasis on structured collaboration and iterative learning in community-driven settings. His established methods provide frameworks for aligning stakeholders and evaluating collective progress over time.
His methods include Collective Impact Convening and Evaluation Convening, which prioritize coordinated action and ongoing assessment in community change efforts.
Here is how those methods work in practice.
The methods, ready to run
Named methods, and the exercises in our library that put them to work.
Collective Impact Convening
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Where you can see them practiced
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