In 2008 the Jim Joseph Foundation invested $10 million to create and develop new specialty camps that would attract Jewish teens not attending other Jewish camps, using the concept of an incubator for a small cohort of camp entrepreneurs. The Incubator was entrusted to the Foundation for Jewish Camp. The Jim Joseph Foundation then engaged Informing Change to design and implement a multi-year evaluation of the Incubator. Informing Change tracked the course of how the Incubator and five new camps made the journey from idea to reality. This report and executive summary highlight key findings of Informing Change's evaluation, and the implications and suggestions for future investments in youth camps, Jewish teen education, incubators and other projects with similarities to the Incubator.

In 2012, Blue Shield of California Foundation launched the Executive Excellence program, the most recent addition to the suite of Clinic Leadership Institute programs. Administered by UCLA Anderson Executive Education, the Executive Excellence program offers a range of instruction and supports to catalyze leadership and effectiveness among executive teams in California's community health centers field. In the inaugural cohort of five health centers, the program demonstrated strong outcomes among participating teams, stimulating better communication, enhanced collaboration, and more data-informed and strategic choices. Read more about the Executive Excellence evaluation highlights in the data dashboard produced by Informing Change.