Stakeholder Reports.

Most large institutions are required in some degree to produce what could be termed stakeholder reports. In annual reports, for example, publicly held companies, government agencies, and nonprofits assess the past year's performance, tell stakeholders how their interests are being managed, and outline important strategies and plans. Government agencies and other recipients of public funds are often required to report on a periodic basis the progress they are making in achieving particular objectives.

Over the years I've done a fair amount of such work. I've written, co-produced, or produced about two dozen annual reports and a similar volume of reports to legislatures and other funding sources.

E3: Employers for Education Excellence, end-of-project report on the Oregon Small Schools Initiative to its funders, the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and the Meyer Memorial Trust

Oregon Department of Education, report to the Oregon Legislature on implementation of the Certificate of Advanced Mastery in K-12 schools.

Oregon Economic and Community Development Department, two biennial reports to the Legislature.

Legacy Health System, annual report.

Meyer Memorial Trust, ten annual reports

PacifiCorp, five annual reports.

Precision Castparts Corp., three annual reports.