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The 95-Year Old Startup Messy mission-driven change May 7, 2019 FOUNDATION HISTORY I never made a dime talking - S. S.S. Kresge, Har arvard dedication (c (comple lete text) FOUNDATION TODAY ARTS & DETROIT EDUCATION AMERICAN


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The 95-Year Old Startup

May 7, 2019

Messy mission-driven change

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FOUNDATION HISTORY

“I never made a dime talking”

  • S.

S.S. Kresge, Har arvard dedication (c (comple lete text)

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FOUNDATION TODAY

ARTS & CULTURE DETROIT EDUCATION ENVIRONMENT HEALTH HUMAN SERVICES AMERICAN CITIES SOCIAL INVESTMENT PRACTICE

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KRESGE TODAY

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THE CAPITAL CHALLENGE

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A VERY DIFFERENT CAPITAL CHALLENGE

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SHIFT: START WITH ONE TOOL

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SHIFT: STRETCH IT!

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SHIFT: CONNECT IT TO STRATEGIES

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SHIFT: ET VOILA!

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IT JUST TAKES…

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MCKINSEY CHANGE MODEL

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If you want to drive change, you’ve gotta… 1.

  • 1. Expla

lain why 2.

  • 2. Role mod
  • del it

it 3.

  • 3. Mak

ake it it eas asy 4.

  • 4. Mak

ake it it rewardin ing

…OR IN PLAIN LANGUAGE

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EXAMPLE: STRATEGIC TRANSFORMATION

Board work groups (by program) Board books Year-end meeting Program strategy review Board retreat Program strategy refresh Cadence Questions Semi-regular ▪ What is clearer to staff since we last met? Quarterly ▪ What are we up to? ▪ What is clearer to the WG since we last met? Annually ▪ Where are we on our strategic trajectory? ▪ What have we learned? ~2-3 years ▪ Is it working? ▪ What have we accomplished? ▪ What has changed in the world? ▪ What, if anything, needs to change in our strategy? ~3 years ▪ Where are we as a foundation? ▪ What are we missing? ▪ Are we comfortable with we’re going? ~5-6 years ▪ Do our assumptions still hold? ▪ Are we still on the right path, working on the biggest issue in the most effective way? ▪ If not, what are we going to do about it?

Tempo of strategic engagement

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EXAMPLE: CROSS-TEAM GRANTMAKING

Incentive fund “Four fence- posts” “Good Pitch” Dedicated 0.5 FTE Launch 3 major cross- team initiatives Define goal… in job description Evolution of Cross-Team Investment

From 3% to 20%+ of Kresge’s grantmaking

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EXAMPLE: CROSS-TEAM CATEGORIES

Categories of cross-team work

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EXAMPLE: RACIAL EQUITY JOURNEY

Phase I: Normalizing– Jan 2017 to May 2017 Phase II: Organizing– May to Sept 2017 Phase III: Operationalizing– Sept 2017 – June 2018

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Heart and Head

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TODAY: RESPONSIVE GRANTMAKING

  • 1. To more directly

explore Kresge’s “opportunity” fencepost

  • 2. To address

impediments to

  • pportunity that

cut across programs

  • 3. To craft a

portfolio of responsive investments - that hold the potential for more enduring change

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Opportunity Fund grantmaking

Strengthening Democracy and Civic Agency Increasing Access to Justice Protecting Human Dignity

CURRENT PRIORITIES

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Ari riel el Sim imon

Vice President, Chief Program & Strategy Officer The Kresge Foundation asimon@kresge.org

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