“As a research-based organization, Cincinnati Works relies heavily on the type of data and analysis the Economic Center provides. Their ability to analyze economic trends and assess the impact they have on job seekers and workforce development is valuable to the work that we do here at Cincinnati Works.”

“The Economics Center brings analytical expertise and valuable insights that helps our clients to develop and, then, communicate key messages. The research team understands we are in a world increasingly dependent on data for decision making. The Center is an important partner and a valuable resource to our community.”

“The Economics Center has proven to be a great partner and an excellent resource to Cadmus. Their knowledge about the local communityand economy—coupled with their analytic capabilities—have been important components of our evaluation and were very well received by our client. We look forward to our continued collaboration with the Center.”

“The Economics Center was a critical partner in the development of the HPIO Health Value Dashboard. They were responsive to our needs, maintained frequent communication, and provided valuable expertise on ranking methodology. We look forward to working with the Economics Center again for the development ofour next Dashboard in 2016.”

“Everyone comes to the issue of preterm birth because of their hearts. So, it’s often easy for stakeholders to overlook the enormous financial incentive to care about the issue. The Economics Center developed a thorough, easy-to-understand business case for investing in prematurity reduction. It’s already helped start new conversations around investment in our work.”

“We have a long history of working with the Economics Center. The analytics the Center provides are an important metric that demonstrates the value of what we bring to our community, beyond the direct arts and cultural facet in which we are traditionally viewed. The Center validates the broader economic value and impact we deliver and enables us to communicate in terms outside of education and entertainment. The studies they have provided give us ways to view our organization and its role within our community differently, and it gives our community a deeper understanding of the significance of Cincinnati Museum Center.”

“We needed to communicate the value of our institution in the local community and the Economics Center’s economic impact analysis helped us accomplish that goal. They were very easy to work with and met our expectations. We will certainly utilize their services for economic analysis in the future and would recommend them to others.”

“Nothing helps make your case like numbers. We always knew that our international professional tennis event was big, but never could appreciate the true magnitude until we worked with the Economics Center on a true economic impact study. Since, we’ve used the data to forge countless partnerships in Cincinnati with the end goal of bringing more people and eyeballs to our great city and region.”

“The Center worked to understand our community and our needs. They developed a set of custom economic indicators for Newaygo County, MI. We believe that this information is critical for expressing unique assets of our community and in making important decisions for our economic vitality.”

“The TIF Model is intuitive, easy and flexible for report to the Township Trustees to help them understand the resources that Deerfield Township may have available. The Trustees really appreciate having a tool that can inform planning for the future, beyond the upcoming year.”

“The team at the Economics Center at the University of Cincinnati really delivered when it came to helping the Cincinnati Zoo communicate our regional impact. Their innovative use of infographics helped us quickly and effectively convey our pretty wide array of messages. The UC team is creative, great to work with, and definitely helped the zoo succeed.”

“We’revery pleased with the results of this study. Often times, when people think about arts and culture organizations, they do not take into account the economic benefits that come with the educational and entertainment benefits. That was one of our main goalswhen commissioning this project.”

“The Uptown Consortium has been drawing on UC Economics Center’s data and insights since we were founded more than 10 years ago. Most recently, we relied on the Center to quantify the economic impact of the Uptown neighborhoods and the new I-71 interchange at Martin Luther King Drive in Uptown. As usual, the Center was responsive, professional and thorough, and its unbiased report has had a galvanizing effect on government, community and business leaders, as they now have a firmer grasp on the potential unleashed by this massive infrastructure project.”