Common Impact Data Standard

Meet the members of Common Approach’s first technical committee!

For the Common Approach standards to be truly community-driven, the substantive direction of each standard will be undertaken by technical committees of engaged users and people with expert knowledge.

Common Approach is pleased to announce we have convened our first technical committee for the Common Impact Data Standard! It will serve as a testing ground to help determine the best path forward for further community-driven governance of the Common Approach’s four standards as the number of users grows.

The five individuals joining the technical committee were selected for their expertise and enthusiasm. They will be rolling up their sleeves to develop the next version of the Common Impact Data Standard and support the creation of more user-friendly technical resources. Alongside the Pathfinder Pilot, they will help to formulate and test our processes of user input and participation.

Meet the members of the Common Impact Data Standard technical committee:

Mark S. Fox

Mark S. Fox

Dr. Mark Fox is a Distinguished Professor of Urban Systems Engineering, Professor of Industrial Engineering and Computer Science, Senior Advisor for the School of Cities, and Founding Director of the Centre for Social Services Engineering at the University of Toronto. Mark pioneered the field of Constraint-Directed Scheduling and the development of Ontologies for modelling Enterprises. He is currently investigating the application of Ontologies to the representation and utilization of urban knowledge, including social services, transportation and water & sanitation. Mark is also an entrepreneur having co-founded Carnegie Group Inc. in 1984, a software company that specialized in Artificial Intelligence-based systems, and co-founded and was CEO of Novator Systems Ltd., a pioneer in e-retail software and services. More about Dr. Mark Fox.
Alex Goel

Alex Goel

Alex Goel’s work is focused on synoptic reporting, which is coded structured data capture to enable advanced data analytics. He has helped create synoptic templates, deploy synoptic reporting in healthcare organizations, and participated in data analysis using collected data. Lately, Alex has been trying to turn that structured data into meaningful, guideline-adherent clinical decision support using FHIR Clinical Practice Guidelines, and building tools to help others do so as well. He is an active contributor to the IHE/HL7 Gemini Project on Computable Care Guidelines and FHIR Clinical Practice Guidelines. More about Alex Goel.
Dan Lammot

Dan Lammot

Dan Lammot is the CEO and co-founder of threshold.world, a Puerto Rico based social impact software company that enables nonprofit program teams to increase capacity through storytelling with their platform b.world. The company works with nonprofit, healthcare, and social impact organizations around the planet to leverage technology to do more good. Dan earned a BA in Psychology with honours from Villanova University, where he currently serves as a board member for the Institute for Innovation and Entrepreneurship. He is also Vice Chair of the board of the Surfrider Foundation, a grassroots nonprofit focused on securing clean water and healthy beaches for all people. Dan has lived and worked in Asia, Europe, Central America, South America, and North America. More about Dan Lammot.
Jaclene Roshan

Jaclene Roshan

Jaclene Roshan serves as a Senior Director of Product Management at Salesforce, working to serve the Social Impact community. In this role, she oversees product strategy and development for solutions to help nonprofits deliver programs and manage their impact. She’s excited to join the Common Approach Technical Committee to both incorporate her community-based learning into our work, and to bring a neutral 3rd party standard and rigour back to Salesforce’s 50,000+ nonprofit customers. Prior to her role at Salesforce, Jaclene spent 6+ years in the international development space, working for organizations such as Clinton Global Initiative, MyAgro, and Pencils of Promise to support strategic growth initiatives through leveraging technology for program delivery. She is a New York transplant hailing from Southern California and enjoys backpacking, making art, and fixing up her new home upstate! More about Jaclene Roshan.

We are very excited to get to work on the Common Impact Data Standard with the technical committee! Together, we will continue to develop the Standard and work towards our goal of simplifying the sharing and analysis of impact data, including data from different sources, organizations, and software.

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Thank you to previous members of the Technical Committee for all of their contributions!

Carly Bogen

Carly Bogen

Carly is currently Lead Program Manager, Structured Data at the Wikimedia Foundation, where she manages programs that focus on using structured data to maximize impact in product development. Carly has spent the majority of her career at cultural heritage organizations working with linked open data ontologies and technologies to help improve the way that people and technology intersect. Carly received her MLIS with certification in Archives and Museum Libraries in 2012. Carly Bogen is inspired by the work of the Common Impact and the potential it has to change the way we measure and communicate impact both within and across organizations. She lives with her partner in Rochester, NY, and when she’s not working, you can find her watching women’s basketball, traveling, and cooking vegan food. More about Carly Bogen. 

Updated Jan 26, 2023

Published June 3, 2022

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