Panel Discussion: Understanding the Pay for Success Movement, and Social Impact Bonds

Posted on August 18, 2021October 18, 2022

In this webcast, recorded April 2021 at AAFCPAs’ Nonprofit Educational Seminar, a panel of leaders in the Pay for Success (PFS) movement discuss what we should know about how it works and what is needed to make the performance-driven social sector a successful reality. This panel discussion, moderated by AAFCPAs’ Partners Tom Washburn and Katie Belanger, features insights from Amy Nishman, Senior Vice President of Strategy, Jewish Vocational Services Inc., Mark Attia, Assistant Secretary for Finance and Performance Management, Commonwealth of Massachusetts, and John Grossman, Senior Fellow, Third Sector Capital Partners.

AAFCPAs hopes to generate awareness, share success stories, and advance the dialogue and momentum for those interested in incentivizing, measuring, and accelerating positive social change!

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