Rosie McLeod

Rosie is Deputy Head of Measurement and Evaluation, specialising in qualitative research, participatory approaches and mixed-method evaluations. Rosie has a keen interest in stakeholder voice, recently authoring the paper Make It Count: why impact matters in user involvement. Alongside think tank work and provision of training, Rosie works across strategy and measurement projects to help charities and funders to understand, measure and communicate their impact.

Since joining NPC in 2015, she has authored papers on the uses of qualitative research for charities, interpreting evidence standards and proportionate evaluation, global innovations in measurement and evaluation, how funders can learn from what doesn’t work as well as what does and a shared outcomes framework.

Rosie is an experienced social researcher, previously leading studies across a range of policy areas for central Government and other public sector clients.

Why I work at NPC

When charities learn about their impact, they can achieve more for those they serve. I love working with them to do that, and NPC is focused on making this happen across the whole sector.

A snapshot of my work at NPC

Publications

Make It Count: why impact matters in user involvement

Global innovations in measurement and evaluation

Reporting when things don’t go to plan

Information provision for people with Multiple Sclerosis

Balancing act: A guide to proportionate evaluation

Listen and learn: How charities can use qualitative research

Blogs

Why we need to do user involvement right

An ode to qualitative research

What lies ahead for impact measurement?