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Shawna Hoffman

Managing DirectorStrategic Learning and Impact, The Rockefeller Foundation

Shawna Hoffman is a Managing Director of Measurement, Evaluation and Strategy at The Rockefeller Foundation, where she’s worked since early 2016. As a member of the Foundation’s Organizational Performance office, she strengthens the Foundation’s performance and impact through innovative measurement and evaluation practices. In her role, Shawna collaborates with staff, grantees, and partners to assess the Foundation’s programmatic work, captures lessons, and contribute to the global evidence base. 

 

An international development evaluation practitioner by training, Shawna has experience supporting large-scale M&E efforts within various government, bi/multilateral and non-governmental organizations, including the Canadian International Development Agency (now Global Affairs Canada), World Food Programme, and MasterCard Foundation. Her work experience spans dozens of countries across North America, Asia, and Africa.  

 

Shawna holds a Masters of International Affairs from the Norman Paterson School of International Affairs at Carleton University and a B.A. in Political Studies from Queen’s University. 

Authored Content

  • Jun 29 2023
    Perspective Deepening Impact Through Strategic Learning We are committed to measuring our impact, learning from our and our partners’ successes and challenges, and transparently sharing impact and insights to promote dialogue and inform action. Sarah Hanck, Shawna Hoffman
  • Sep 29 2016
    Perspective Lessons from our Youth Tech-Enabled Employment Work Africa is currently on the precipice of major economic and demographic change. Today, many African countries are experiencing double-digit per capita growth. Across the continent, new information and communications technologies (ICT) are changing the way people communicate and manage their lives, and are opening up new opportunities at an unprecedented rate. Several African governments are […] Shawna Hoffman