National WIB Scorecard

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National WIB Scorecard

EMSI

January 20, 2012

Annike Crapuchettes, VP of Consulting

[email protected]

Hamilton Galloway,Consulting Manager

[email protected]


Why Develop a Scorecard?

• Growing demand for data-driven, empirical evidence showing the value of WIBs

• Extensive background in developing impact and cost-benefit analyses

• Partnered with NAWB and Full Capacity Marketing to develop a WIB impact model


Vision for the WIB Scorecard

• Conduct a detailed analysis of a WIB’s economic impact and cost effectiveness

• Set a baseline criteria to measure, monitor and improve future performance

• Develop a report that can be shared with government officials and the general public


What’s included in the Scorecard

• Data requirements– Number of people employed by WIB– Revenues and expenditures– Placements facilitated by WIA programs– Post-program earnings– Average earnings increase– Retention rates– Additional youth data (e.g., youth barriers)


What’s included in the Scorecard

• Measures– Economic contribution of WIA-funded programs– Benefit-cost assessment– Impact of WIB operations and service providers– Impact of business services (if applicable)

• Deliverables– Fully formatted report presenting the findings, data

and methodology


Advantages of the WIB Scorecard

• Affordable approach

• Facilitation of data collection

• Consistency in reporting metrics

• Third-party, objective evaluation and analysis

• Comparability across other WIBs

• Model being vetted by team of labor economists

• Timeliness: Scorecard available in March


What is the Workforce Innovation Fund Grant?

• Purpose of grant– Retool service delivery strategies to improve

outcomes

– Evaluate effectiveness of activities

• Three project types– New and untested ideas

– Promising ideas

– Adapting proven ideas


Integrating Scorecard into Grant Application

• Third-party evaluation of innovation strategies

• Identifying and capturing new sets of data outside of common measures

• Applying a performance accountability framework that is replicable across all WIBs


Integrating Scorecard into Grant Application

• Setting a baseline for impact comparison pre and post grant implementation

• Potential for customization of outcome metrics– ETA allowing for wide range and types of proposals– Potential to capture WIB-proposed outcome metrics

in a customized Scorecard


Please Join Us at the NAWB Forum

EMSI will be presenting the Scorecard model with NAWB and Full Capacity Marketing at the NAWB Forum 2012, March 10-13.

For more information about the Scorecard and its applications, please attend our workshop at the Forum or contact us directly.


If interested, please contact:

Annike [email protected]

Hamilton [email protected]

Visit also our website at www.economicmodeling.com/wibscorecard/

National WIB Scorecard

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