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More Than 80% Of CGI Commitments Have Succeeded: Report

Report: More Than 80% Of CGI Commitments Have Succeeded
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Associate Editor of Impact, The Huffington Post

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NEW YORK, NY - SEPTEMBER 22: Former US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and husband, Former U.S. President Bill Clinton embrace during the Opening Plenary Session: Reimagining Impact for the Clinton Global Initiative on September 22, 2014 at the Sheraton New York Hotel & Towers in New York City. (Photo by Michael Loccisano/Getty Images)

Some fascinating news from the Clinton Global Initiative, currently in lockdown mode on 52nd Street this afternoon (the President’s visit is nigh). No, it’s not a baby name for the impending Clinton grandchild. Nope, no tea leaves on Hillary Clinton’s impending run for the White House. No non-denial denials, political tidbits, or surprise celebrity sightings.

No, the big news is failure.

At least to this longtime social sector watcher.

Today, CGI released the results of an analysis by Palantir Technologies, a big data outfit and U.S. government defense contractor. The report covers a decade of CGI “commitments” – the favored unit of trade at CGI – and helps the organization “evaluate what’s worked, what hasn’t, and what remains to be done,” according to Chelsea Clinton.

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