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Impresa's services deliver value to their clients and to client
stakeholders. To get a better idea of our work, consider this portfolio of
our recent projects.
The Young and the Restless
Together with Coletta & Company, Impresa has undertaken a path-breaking
study of the migration and settlement patterns of 25 to 34-year olds, and the
impact of this migration on metropolitan prosperity. Our initial work
focused on six cities: Memphis, Philadelphia, Portland, Providence,
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EconData.Net
Impresa operates EconData.Net, the web's premiere guide to state and local
socioeconomic data, in partnership with Andrew Reamer & Associates.
This award-winning site has links to more than 1000 sources of data for states,
cities and counties, and is sponsored in part by the Fannie Mae Foundation. |
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Oregon Business Plan
Working with the Oregon Business Council and a coalition of other Oregon
business associations, Impresa has provided economic analysis in the
development of the Oregon Business Plan. Now in its third year, the
Oregon Business Plan provides strategic direction and specific initiatives to
guide efforts to bolster the Oregon economy and draws the annual participation
of hundreds of key Oregon leaders. |
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OregonClusters.ORG
Established as an initiative of the Oregon Business Plan, OregonClusters.org
is the focal point of efforts to strengthen the competitiveness of the states
traded sector industries. Building on analytical and organizational work
undertaken by Impresa, OregonClusters.org is a guide to how you can connect to
cluster development activities throughout the state. |
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Westside Economic
Study
On behalf of the the Westside Consortium for Economic Health, a
public-private group centered in Washington County, Impresa has undertaken the
Westside Economic Study. Along with a team of national development
experts, Impresa has assessed the structure and performance of the Westside
economy, the challenges of 21st Century economic strategy and connections
between growth and livability. |
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- The New Economy Observatory
In cooperation with the Institute for Metropolitan Studies and
Portland State University, Impresa is leading a multi-year study of
the structure and performance metropolitan Portland economy. The
study includes cluster analyses of the region's high technology,
nursery products, creative services and metals industries. |
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