NKU Center for Economic Analysis and Development

01/20/2016

by Janet Harrah, Senior Director, Center for Economic Analysis & Development Data Contributors: Justin Duncan, Data Research Analyst; Greg Moore, Ha

12/21/2015

Changing shopping habits, Cincy's rank in foreign-owned jobs, and more! Nov-December Newsletter

12/14/2015

Statewide, per capita personal income rises 4.4% over past two years led by Buffalo Trace’s increase of 8.4%

08/17/2015

Six colleges in Kentucky offer credentials for Physical Therapy Assistants. If these schools maintain their recent graduation trends, they will produce 813 graduates for an expected 192 openings over the next decade.The six colleges that provide programs for Physical Therapy Assistants are: West Ken…

08/07/2015

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08/03/2015

NKU expands access to statewide economic data http://ow.ly/Q3iB3

Bluegrass By The Numbers provides economic and demographic data for the Commonwealth of Kentucky and its subgeographies.

06/10/2015

Education Accounts for 62% of Kentucky's State and Local Government Employees, http://us3.campaign-archive2.com/?u=4a1e1294bdb24085948febc53&id=8e80b05ea6

The CEAD serves as a vital link between NKU and the regional community by collecting, analyzing, and disseminating business, economic and demographic information.

03/26/2015

5 in 15 of CIncinnati metro's counties lost population 2013-2014! http://us3.campaign-archive2.com/?u=4a1e1294bdb24085948febc53&id=1f7beb5aab

03/06/2015

http://www.bizjournals.com/cincinnati/news/2015/03/05/northern-kentucky-hauls-in-more-than-2-000-new.html

Nearly two dozen companies announced new locations or expansions in Northern Kentucky last year, with plans to add close to 2,100 new jobs.

02/09/2015

CEAD Receives 15K Donation from Duke Energy

Congratulations to Janet Harrah and her team at CEAD for recently bringing in a $15,000 donation from Duke Energy to support the center’s ED Toolbox Project.

02/09/2015

Janet Harrah, a senior director at the Center for Economic Analysis and Development, said Texas’s success is about more than just creating new jobs.

http://www.rcnky.com/articles/2014/12/19/wake-toyota-loss-northern-kentucky-asks-whats-texas

Economic and business leaders from Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky came together to try to answer the question on economic developers’ minds all across

10/28/2014

http://www.cincinnati.com/story/money/business/2014/10/27/regional-indicators-report-vision-2015-agenda-360/17996871/

The region making slow, steady progress against peer cities in key measurements like income and job creation.