ProgramsNYU Wagner Capstone: Social Impact, Innovation & Investment (Fall 24'-Spring 25')ProjectsBGH Growth

Project Title: BGH Growth

BlackGirlsHack

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Project Title BGH Growth
Project Topics Corporate Social Responsibility Customer Service & Account Management Growth Strategy Organizational Culture Research & Development
Skills & Expertise Business Analysis & Strategy Business Project Management Data Visualization Training & Development
Project Synopsis: Challenge/Opportunity
How can we remain a training organization offering free or low-cost resources while maintaining sustainable and scalable operations?
Project Synopsis: Activities/Actions Required
  • Identify potential ways to diversify funding sources
  • Review efficient resource allocation
  • Identify how technology can be leveraged (implemented if there are tools we do not have or optimized if there are tools we could use better)
  • Increase community engagement
  • Improve strategy for partner collaboration
  • "Evaluate and Iterate" - continuous assessment of effectiveness and adjust accordingly 
Project Synopsis: Expected Results
  1. Increased Participation:
    1.  A successful project would attract more participants, whether they are learners, volunteers, or contributors.
    2. Measurable results could include a percentage increase in the number of active users, registered members, or course completions.
  2. Quality Learning Outcomes:
    1.    Success would be reflected in the quality of learning outcomes for participants.
    2. Measurable results might include completion rates, learner satisfaction surveys, or performance assessments.
  3. Financial Sustainability:
    1. Ensuring the organization's financial health is crucial.
    2. Measurable results could include maintaining a balanced budget, securing funding, or diversifying revenue streams.
  4. Scalability:
    1.  A successful project would be scalable, allowing the organization to reach a broader audience.
    2. Measurable results might involve tracking growth in the number of courses offered, geographic reach, or user engagement.
  5. Community Impact:
    1. Success would be evident through positive impact on the community.
    2. Measurable results could include testimonials, case studies, or success stories from participants.
  6. Effective Partnerships:
    1.  Collaborations with other organizations or stakeholders contribute to success.
    2. Measurable results might involve the number of partnerships formed or joint initiatives launched.
  7. Feedback and Iteration:
    1.  Regular feedback loops and continuous improvement are signs of success.
    2. Measurable results could include the frequency of user feedback, responsiveness to issues, and updates based on input.

Project Timeline

Touchpoints & Assignments Date Type

Program Kickoff

 Sep 12 2024 Event

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