Kendra Leith

Kendra Leith
Evaluation Manager for MIT D-Lab

Kendra Leith is the evaluation manager for MIT D-Lab and a member of the steering committee for Lean Research. She oversees and implements the monitoring and evaluation and user and market research activities for the Scale-Ups program and Comprehensive Initiative on Technology Evaluation at MIT. She has done fieldwork in Morocco, Uganda, Tanzania, Kenya and India. Prior to joining the D-Lab team as a staff member in 2011, she worked at the Institute for International Urban Development. She graduated from MIT with a master’s degree in city planning in 2009.

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February 22
2016

Kendra Leith / Elizabeth Hoffecker

NexThought Monday – Lean Research: Introducing a Movement for Change

When used as a guiding framework, the principles of lean research have the potential to improve the quality and accuracy of the data gathered by social enterprises and other organizations, increase the usefulness of the data and enable the research process to generate benefits for communities, including improved relationships with local stakeholders and greater access to data for decision-making.

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NextBillion - An Initiative of the William Davidson Institute at the University of Michigan

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Evaluation Manager for MIT D-Lab

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NexThought Monday – Lean Research: Introducing a Movement for Change

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Kendra LeithEvaluation Manager for MIT D-Lab

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NexThought Monday – Lean Research: Introducing a Movement for Change

Kendra Leith
Evaluation Manager for MIT D-Lab