Welcome to Emsi Analyst B r e n

Welcome to Emsi Analyst B r e n t B e l s c h n e r – A c c o u n t M a n a g e r

Today’s Agenda § Who is Emsi? § Emsi Data, Higher Education & Economic Ecosystems § What’s new in Analyst? § Scenarios (time permitting) § Program Review § Perkins V (What about those in-demand, high-wage jobs? ) § New Program Discovery – Starting with Occupations § Use Data to Connect with Local Employers § Researching Emerging Occupations in your Region

Who is Emsi?

Emsi is an… ECONOMICS FIRM BASED IN NORTHERN IDAHO

Emsi is an… ECONOMICS FIRM BASED IN NORTHERN IDAHO &… A NEW BUILDING IS IN THE WORKS!

Emsi is an… ECONOMICS FIRM BASED IN NORTHERN IDAHO & … A STRADA COMPANY

Types of Emsi Data People (Family / Home) Higher Ed (Education) Businesses (Work)

Types of Emsi Data Why Integrate & Align Economic Ecosystems? Supply People REGIONAL ECONOMY Higher Ed Businesses Demand

Types of Emsi Data How should we look at this work? Resumes / profiles (People) Regional Industries Curriculum (Higher Ed) Job Postings (Businesses)

Types of Emsi Data What? Labor Market Dynamics Local Labor Market • • Total employment Growth / Change • Compensation • Demographics Supply • Locations • Employers • Jobs • Skills • Education and Training • Courses • Student data • Learning outcomes • Skills/Knowledge Demand • • Locations Employers • Jobs • Skills • Education

Types of Emsi Data Projections

Higher Ed is a massive engine for economic development and sustaining economic competitiveness…

5 Ways Higher Ed Should Use Labor Market Analysis § (To Understand) Economic Context and Focus – Becoming an expert on the local economic conditions so you can respond, contribute, and lead. § (To Do) Develop Programs that are Relevant and Valued – Keeping your offerings relevant and aligned. Evaluate / justify new and existing programs. § (To Do) Engage Employers and Community – Using the data to build relationships. § (To Do) Engage Future, Current, and Past Students – Helping people understand the connection between education and work and your value. § (To Do) Communicate Outcomes and Impact – Know the impact and labor market outcomes of your past students.

What’s new in Analyst? (or not-so-new but ignored? )

Check out the latest updates to Analyst, listed chronologically.

Save and Share Projects Want to run the same report with a different data set? Save your projects in Analyst!

Jump from Job Posting Analytics (JPA) to JPA Table

Historical Wage Data (in the Occupation Table)

Company Talent Profile Executive summary of who and how local companies are posting for jobs.

Data Release Notes Know the latest data set and methodology in Analyst.

Analyst Scenarios

Program Review • Summary of all of your programs • Palm Beach State College example • More in-depth review of one program • Show demand (or lack thereof) for a suggested program – all of your unsolicited helpers out there really do mean well

Perkins V • How can Analyst help with our Comprehensive Local Needs Assessment? • Projected Growth: Industries and Occupations • Job openings vs completions • Employer-identified skill needs • Emerging Occupations • How are your graduates doing in the labor market, and why?

New Program Discovery • How to start with in-demand, high wage occupations to discover program opportunities for my college

Connect with Local Employers • How to use data to make meaningful connections with your local employers

Emerging Occupations • How to find and meet the demand for emerging occupations

Thanks! Questions, Suggestions? Brent. belschner@economicmodeling. com