Hannah Wohltjen
Hannah Wohltjen is a program evaluator who is passionate about making evaluation approachable, accessible, and useful. Hannah couldn’t decide whether she preferred quantitative or qualitative research and evaluation methods, so she specialized in both by earning her M.A. in medical anthropology from the University of Kentucky and her M.P.H. in prevention and community health from the George Washington University. She has experience with all phases of evaluation, but is particularly interested in evaluation design, innovative data collection methods, and data visualization. Hannah has had the opportunity to work on evaluation projects with a variety of state agencies, foundations, and nonprofits. When she’s not in program evaluator mode, you can find her working puzzles, cross-stitching, and spending time with her husband and daughter.
About Elevate Consulting:
Established in 2016, Elevate Consulting’s mission is to collaborate with community members, leaders, and organizations to develop and implement processes for learning and improving services, systems, and structures for equitable social change. Elevate has worked with organizations and projects of all sizes and maintains a proven track record of providing high-quality services to nonprofits, foundations, community organizations, and public entities. These include research and evaluation services (designing and implementing evaluations, evaluation system and process consulting, evaluation capacity building and training, among others), facilitation services (designing and facilitating workshops and meetings), and systems change consulting (designing, facilitating, and implementing strategies for complex systems change). Current and former clients include the United Way of Greater Nashville, the Center for Nonprofit Management (where Elevate’s consultants serve as experts and trainers), the Martha O’Bryan Center, Vanderbilt University Medical Center, the Tennessee Higher Education Commission, the State of Tennessee, Mental Health America of the MidSouth, the Nashville Area Chamber of Commerce, Metro Action Commission, the Healing Trust, and many others.
