Established in 2000, KTA/LLC works with community-based nonprofits in the arts, education, and healthcare sectors.
- Research and evaluation
Quantitative and qualitative study design, implementation, and management; data analysis, visualization, and communication; and reporting and documenting. - Training and technical assistance
Workshops in measurement, information analytics, and evaluation for nonprofit leaders, practitioners, and grantmakers.
- Operations and project management
Program and curriculum design, progress monitoring and assessment, and budgeting and financial tracking. - Advancement
Case research, proposal writing/management, and formative/summative evaluations for project, operating, and capital grants ($30 million to-date).
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A few of our projects
City of Los Angeles Department of Cultural Affairs
CURRENT: LA Social Impact Evaluation
In a coalition with USC Rossier School of Education, design and management of a social impact evaluation of CURRENT:LA, a multi-site public art project funded by Bloomberg Philanthropies. Learn more here >>
Film Independent
Global Media Makers Monitoring and Evaluation
Design, implementation, and management of a mixed-methods M&E workplan for Global Media Makers, a new international exchange program that connects visual storytellers from around the world with leading U.S. entertainment professionals through specially tailored mentorships, workshops, and master classes. Funded by the U.S. Department of State.
Wallis Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts
Program Design, Evaluation, and Training
GRoW . . . At the Wallis, a program of creative arts learning experiences and activities for children, youth, and families.
The Music Center
Program Evaluation and Information Analytics
Conceive, implement, and manage evaluation workplans; data management and visualization; develop research protocols; project documentation and report writing; design and maintain R&E webpages.
Los Angeles County Arts Commission
Evaluation Capacity Building
Design and present technical assistance workshops for Organizational Grant Program grantees: Reporting, Assessment and Evaluation Basics, Surveys, and Qualitative Research Methods. 502 participants, 299 unique organizations.
The Pew Center for Arts and Heritage
Evaluation Capacity Building
Technical assistance, professional development, and community roundtables for grantees.
Southern California Grantmakers
Training and Professional Development
Presenter for Fundamentals of Effective Grantmaking program, 2012-present.
T.H.E. Clinic, Inc.
Advancement and Data Analytics
Research, planning, and proposal development with a focus on Federal HRSA requests and target population characteristics.
Eisner Pediatric & Family Medical Center
Fund Development, Program Evaluation, and Information Analytics
Research, planning, and proposal development; data collection and analyses; evaluation; and documentation/reporting. $4.1 million operating grants; $1.8 million capital.
