Celebrating 20 Years of Business: Data Collection & Use Throughout its 20 years, QIP has performed a wide variety of roles for many clients across public and private sectors. This blog focuses on work we’re very proud of and have…
Author: Beth Young
States Use Postsecondary Outcomes Data for Many Purposes
States use postsecondary outcomes data for many purposes, including understanding where students go after high school; connecting students’ high school achievement to postsecondary and workforce success; assessing the impact of educational programs on student outcomes; and identifying achievement gaps…
Managing Schedule Transitions
Managing Schedule Transitions Switching tasks can be stressful. And as often as we all switch gears—between tasks, projects, and meetings—transitions are a regular and recurring source of tension in our work lives. But it is possible to improve one’s time…
Finding Inspiration on Twitter
Finding Inspiration on Twitter In honor of American Business Women’s Day, QIP co-founder and President Beth Young, PhD, shares some Twitter feeds by women, organizations, and periodicals that inspire her as an American business woman. Click on the handles to…
Lessons from Running a Virtual Company for 16 Years
Lessons from Running a Virtual Company Before the pandemic shutdown in March 2020, when I told anyone I ran a virtual company, they almost always declared how their office could never operate virtually, implying that our remote status made us…
Growing a Woman-Owned Small Business
Growing a Woman-Owned Small Business When my business partner and I founded Quality Information Partners (QIP), we envisioned growing sustainably and offering substantive services for our clients. We never imagined that after 15 years we would be working on more…