Milla Gregor

Milla has worked with UK charities since 2003. Her experience includes working within organisations, supporting funders, as well as providing consultancy. She understands the demands of the voluntary sector, particularly around monitoring and evaluation.

Milla specialises in building capacity and tools to help decision making and communication. She does this through the smart collection and use of data. Milla works through consultancy, training and coaching, or by delivering evaluation and learning projects alongside you as a learning partner.

Milla has studied anthropology, health policy, and social research methods. She’s also trained in facilitation, coaching and conflict resolution. She combines years of experience with a light and informal style to help organisations realise their evaluation and learning potential.

• Evaluation and monitoring reviews and recommendations.
• Evaluation capacity building through coaching, training and working in partnership.
• Theory of change development.
• Outcomes monitoring framework development.
• Information collection tool design and use.
• Data analysis and use.
• Making data reflection and learning friendly, particularly with non-expert users.
• Data communication, including on social media and non-traditional formats.
• Using evidence and data to support learning and decision-making.
• External evaluations.

• The Felix Project: Comprehensive evaluation and data use capacity-building through training, coaching and working on development projects.
• Resources for Autism: Carrying out a collaborative review of monitoring evaluation and learning practice. Supporting the organisation to take priority recommendations forward through coaching and training.
• The Nationwide Foundation: Supporting the funder with theory of change development for each funding stream, as well as providing in-kind monitoring support to 12 grantees.
• The Terence Higgins Trust: Developing a high-level organisational outcomes framework that all departments could support, enabling project-level framework development and reporting.
• The Stephen Spender Trust: Learning partner for a four year project, supporting:
  • evaluation and learning from theory of change
  • framework development
  • information collection
  • information use for programme improvement
  • annual funder reporting
  • social media.

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