Economic Growth

Building economic opportunity in a data-driven world requires both the right skills and the right systems. Data Elevates delivers both by partnering with communities and organizations in the US and around the world to build data workforce capacity, strengthen organizational data infrastructure, and create the conditions for more participation in the modern economy.

Highlighted Projects

Data Maturity Cohort Coaching and Facilitation

Client: data.org, in partnership with Microsoft

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Black-serving social impact organizations across the United States are doing critical work with limited resources and even more limited access to the data infrastructure that would help them do it better.

Data Elevates partnered with data.org and Microsoft to design and implement the Data Maturity Cohort, a year-long program combining interactive workshops and personalized organizational coaching to strengthen how these organizations collect, manage, and use data. Participants move from foundational concepts to advanced strategies, developing ethical data practices, data governance frameworks, and the organizational confidence to sustain what they build. The cohort model creates a peer learning environment where organizations share challenges and develop solutions together.

Rapid Data Maturity Assessment and Organizational Development

Client: Fundación Capital

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Fundación Capital is an edu-tech NGO building digital citizenship across Latin America and beyond but to grow its impact it needed a clearer picture of where its own data systems stood and where they needed to go.

Data Elevates partnered with Fundación Capital to design and deliver a comprehensive Rapid Data Maturity Assessment, surfacing gaps in how the organization's people, processes, and technology were working together to support data-driven operations. The assessment became the foundation for a full organizational data strategy, prioritizing employee data literacy and skill building, developing global core indicators, and piloting data pipelines and a data warehouse to connect disparate program data sources into a unified system that could support on-demand global reporting. What started as an assessment became a transformation.