Routledge/ Taylor & Francis Group now offers a 20% discount to CES members to all its books. Of particular interest to CES members might be the books in the Comparative Policy Evaluation series, (Ed. Ray C. Rist) that features international experts, including CES members as editors and contributors. The two most recent titles featuring CES members include: Burt Perrin and Tony Tyrrell (Eds.): Changing Bureaucracies: Adapting to Uncertainty, and How Evaluation Can Help, and Maria Barrados and Jeremy Lonsdale (Eds.): Crossover of Audit and Evaluation Practices: Challenges and Opportunities.

The C2021 team wants to recognize all of our sponsors and express our profound appreciation for their contributions to this unique conference.

C2021 took to heart the 2019 CES commitment to embody leadership in environmental sustainability.

CES is looking for a new Vice-President and is especially interested in representing its principles of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion through the nomination process. We encourage all interested CES members to apply, especially those representing traditionally underrepresented groups of evaluators. 

This year, Jane Whynot, Dominique Leonard and Frédéric Bertrand will be judging the final round of the Student Evaluation Case Competition. Join us on Tuesday, May 11th as finalist teams from Simon Fraser University and Université de Montréal present their evaluation proposals and answer questions from judges and audience members.

The International Organization for Collaborative Outcome Management (IOCOM) has released its most recent volume of the International Journal for Outcome Management, Volume 7, numéro 1. It is web-based, openly accessible periodical published on a quarterly basis. [English only]

The C2021 Organizing Committee is extremely proud to release the 2021 CES Conference Guide.