Our Journey
With deep roots in Oklahoma's public health ecosystem, Impact Framed Strategies sits at the unique crossroads of government, philanthropy, nonprofit, and community practice. Founder Julie Bisbee's work spans the full arc of collaborative organizational and systems change.
Julie has a successful track record of building taskforces, bringing partners together to plan a path forward with cross-sector alignment, shared measurement and evaluation and authentic connection. Her work is rooted in the belief that each organization, community and neighborhood has strengths and assets to be amplified. Storytelling and narratives connect the work with core values and we all have a role in creating the future we want to see.
Her work includes:
Developing funding strategies that incentivize local solutions
Driving systems level change that increases access to tobacco use cessation, treatment
Facilitating collaboration between research and on-the-ground solutions
Education, awareness and advocacy for statewide policy change
Partner outreach and colloboration
Strategic Planning facilitation, monitoring
Board governance support
Creative problem solving and resource stewardship
Compelling story telling that connects mission, passion and the heard of the work
Strategic messaging and communications plans that get results


The Core of Our Focus
The most pressing challenges facing communities — poor health outcomes, persistent inequity, fragmented public systems — are not problems that any single organization can solve alone. They require something harder and rarer than good intentions or adequate funding.
They require infrastructure for collaboration: the shared agenda, the governance architecture, the measurement systems, and the sustained backbone function that transforms a room full of well-meaning partners into a coordinated force for population-level change.

Our Guiding Principles
Vision
Innovation
Human- Centered
Integrity
Clarity
Locally-rooted
Ready to launch a fresh initiative or scale your results? Let’s connect and discuss.
