Conversations with Clear Impact: United Way of Central Iowa

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Rachelle Talbot, Research Associate, United Way of Central Iowa

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Conversations with Clear Impact: United Way of Central Iowa

Speakers:

Rachelle Talbot, Research Associate, United Way of Central Iowa
Carlos Delgado, Global Partnerships Manager, Clear Impact

In this episode of Conversations with Clear Impact, we speak with Rachelle Talbot, Research Associate at United Way of Central Iowa (UWCI). Rachelle shares her journey in community impact, highlighting UWCI’s role in fostering collective impact through partnerships with nonprofits, donors, advocates, and community leaders. She discusses her work in tracking performance measures, addressing key challenges like youth safety, childcare, and food insecurity, and leveraging Clear Impact’s Scorecard and Compyle tools to enhance data collection, reporting, and storytelling. Discover how Rachelle’s data-driven approach empowers stakeholders to make informed decisions and improve outcomes for the communities they serve.

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Speaker Bio: Rachelle Talbot
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Speaker Bio: Rachelle Talbot

Rachelle originally joined United Way of Central Iowa in March of 2016. She currently works closely with UWCI colleagues and community partners, improving the strategic analysis of programs and results, as well as helping agencies in accessing public data systems to better support their participants and maximize their collective impact in the community.

She began her career in community-based experiential learning and youth development with AmeriCorps. Rachelle’s nonprofit experience spans hyper-local to international organization, and she has served as the board president of the Volunteer Managers of Central Iowa. Rachelle earned her BA at Central College, and her MS in Business Analytics from the University of Iowa.