"Applying PBB Data 
for Actionable 
Decision-Making" 
October 1, 2019

  Explore the "Civic Analytics" of PBB Data 
   at ICMA 2019 in Nashville!           

"In the local government innovation space, getting the best results for residents is paramount. One of the biggest obstacles cities face in doing so is often not a lack of innovative ideas, but rather the challenge of distinguishing ideas that are delivering results from the ones that are not meeting goals, and then investing funding and scaling work accordingly."

ResourceX and the Priority Based Budgeting Team (Team PBB) will be in Nashville for ICMA 2019 and we couldn't be more excited! Priority based budgeting has been an ICMA leading practice since 2010!
 
ICMA states, "ICMA's Annual Conference will offer you new opportunities to help fulfill your commitment to career-long learning. You will hear about the innovative ideas and practical strategies you need to deal with the challenges facing local governments today. It's an educational and networking opportunity that you can't afford to miss!"

 
ResourceX provides the software solution and powerful analytic tools to implement a priority based budget using data and evidence to transparently and exponentially improve results for citizens and the community. 

We are psyched to engage with our peers, friends and partners at this upcoming event to spread the word about priority based budgeting and how to use data and evidence to achieve results!
 
Connect with us at ICMA 2019!  Contact ResourceX Co-founder & CEO Chris Fabian at cfabian@resourcex.net or call/text 303.520.1356 to schedule a free meeting including a demonstration of the OnlinePBB tools and to discuss PBB concepts and application. 

 
And if you're a current PBB partner, please contact us to connect and discuss your implementation and how you are applying PBB data!
 

ELGL Podcast: Priority Based Budgeting with Chris Fabian, ResourceX 
 

  
Reinventing fiscal analytics. Chris Fabian, the Co-Founder of ResourceX, joined the podcast to talk about his work with local governments and improving how they prioritize the services they provide. 

Chris shared why ResourceX was started and examples from communities doing priority based budgeting. He also talked about government as a platform and starting a city from scratch on the moon. 

Check out the full "Priority Based Budgeting" ELGL GovLove podcast here!
Why Community Input and 
  Priority Based Budgeting Go Together         

"Understanding resident priorities for budgeting does not need to be difficult, overly expensive, or hard to administer. ResourceX and NRC / Polco tools together can help you correctly define community values and effectively inform your next municipal budget."  

"Aligning resources through Priority Based Budgeting with community values maximizes opportunities for strategic success and financial stability." 

Guest article written by Matt Fulton, Polco/NRC VP of National Engagement

For this very important reason, the Polco / National Research Center, Inc. (NRC) team sees much value in participating with ResourceX Priority Based Budgeting (PBB) trainings and events, like the recent PBB Summit in Denver. 

You gain a much better appreciation for this smart budgeting approach when you are able to listen and interact with practitioners and leaders who are committed to moving their communities forward. 



PBB is especially important given the demographic, social, and economic changes experienced in communities today. Better budgets reflect the current values and needs of the community at large. That means civic engagement and priority based budgeting fuel, support, and complement each other at every stage. 

But maintaining a solid understanding of community values and expectations is a huge challenge. It is an especially difficult task getting busy residents to engage in helping identify budgeting priorities that build toward a higher quality of life at the neighborhood or city level. 
 
ResourceX Events      

  PBB October Prep Course (October 9 - 10, 2019) - The PBB Prep Course will prepare you in joining 220+ organizations applying PBB to free up resources and dramatically realign them towards the results that will create a better future for your community. The PBB Prep Course is specifically designed to prepare you and your organization with the concepts and tools to successfully implement PBB. Find out more and register here.

2019 ICMA Annual Conference (October 19 - 23, 2019) - ResourceX and the Priority Based Budgeting Team (Team PBB) will be in Nashville for ICMA 2019 and we couldn't be more excited! Priority based budgeting has been an ICMA leading practice since 2010! Find out more and connect with us in Nashville!

PBB October Prep Course (January 29 - 30, 2020)  - The PBB Prep Course will prepare you in joining 220+ organizations applying PBB to free up resources and dramatically realign them towards the results that will create a better future for your community. The PBB Prep Course is specifically designed to prepare you and your organization with the concepts and tools to successfully implement PBB.  Find out more and register here.

Using data and evidence to transparently and exponentially improve results for citizens and the community!

The Center for Priority Based Budgeting™ (CPBB), a Denver, Colorado-based results focused organization established in 2010, has now merged with ResourceX! 

Priority based budgeting is a leading best practice in local government and a powerful lever for change. ResourceX provides the software solution and powerful analytic tools to implement a priority based budget using data and evidence to transparently and exponentially improve results for citizens and the community.

ResourceX  has already partnered with over 200 communities to achieve data-driven decision-making through priority based budgeting!   Learn more here! 

Erik Fabian
Chief Creative Officer
503.866.4580
efabian@resourcex.net

Using data and evidence to transparently and exponentially improve results for citizens and the community.

ResourceX is a proud partner in the success of local government communities