It's that time of year again... It's data season at IMPLAN!
Phil Cheney
Recent Posts
You've commissioned an economic impact analysis to give your organization the edge it needs in its fight to develop your local economy. But before you start making claims and promoting your study's results, make sure they're accurate.
Topics: Data
Bringing Volume to the Voices of Minority- and Women-Owned Businesses
SupplierGATEWAY and IMPLAN form partnership to help big business promote economic growth across United States
Huntersville, NC – SupplierGATEWAY and IMPLAN have announced a new partnership.
Topics: Press Release
It's not youR STUDY, it's your data.
You need data. And an analytical tool to help put it to use. We’ve got both.
Topics: Data
One of IMPLAN’s many uses is to simply quantify the impact of a given industry on its local economy—not a specific firm, but an entire sector.
That's exactly what CalNonprofits and a team of researchers at the University of San Diego did in their 2014 study, Causes Count: The Economic Power of California's Nonprofit Sector.
Topics: Spotlights
With funding becoming more and more difficult to secure each year, nonprofits are finding that communicating their value to stakeholders is more important than ever.
Topics: Workshops
IMPLAN Has a New Customer Success Lead!
IMPLAN is happy to welcome Radha Jagarlamudi to the Customer Success Team.
Topics: IMPLAN Personnel
IMPLAN is happy to announce that our annual data products are now available for the 2015 Data Year!
As the pioneer of automated economic impact modeling, IMPLAN has a rich history of producing quality data, and we’re excited to continue bringing you the most relevant and accurate data available with the 2015 release.
Topics: Data