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Overcoming Results Skepticism in Community Engagement: Strategies for Building Trust

Skepticism about the validity of community engagement results is a widespread challenge that often leads to diminished trust in organizations and internal hesitations that hinder meaningful change.

If this resonates as an issue for you, watch this on-demand webinar led by our Managing Director, Meghan Ruble, and Practice Lead, Martina Battistone.

What you’ll learn:

Key factors contributing to skepticism in community engagement and how to address them
Proven strategies to reassure stakeholders about the integrity of your data
Best practices for promoting transparency and building trust in your engagement efforts
Tools and techniques to communicate results effectively to skeptical audiences

Don’t wait! Unlock actionable strategies and tools to elevate your community engagement initiatives and inspire confidence among your team and stakeholders.

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The format, content, pace and presentation was fantastic!

This was jam-packed with information. I can't wait to share the recording with my staff.

It was very informative and inspiring.

Managing Director | Social Pinpoint

Meghan Ruble

Meghan is the Managing Director for North America at Social Pinpoint, where she oversees strategic growth, customer success, and market expansion efforts. Prior to this role, she led Customer Experience at two GovTech 100 organizations and headed the marketing and promotions team at the City of Lakewood, Colorado. She is IAP2 trained and holds a Master of Public Administration from New York University.

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Practice Lead | Social Pinpoint

Martina Wolf Battistone

Marti is the North America Practice Lead at Social Pinpoint, where she supports and builds a community of best practices in public engagement within the public and non-profit sectors. Previously, she served as Principal Environmental Planner at the City of Pittsburgh, which was recognized with the 2024 IAP2 USA Core Values Award for Organization of the Year. In that role, she led park planning and investment strategies across the city.

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