Site selectors and potential investors need to know more about the talent in your location. This kind of up-to-date data can be notoriously difficult and time-consuming for economic developers to source on their own. Your Talent Pool Intelligence Component put this information front and center.
The Talent Pool Intelligence Component offers visual, graph and table data on degrees conferred by program, top programs and top universities by the number of graduates within an adjustable radius area. The map can be viewed in conventional or satellite formats (with or without labels).
View how many Associate, Bachelors, Masters, and Ph.D. degrees were awarded per year in hundreds of programs (by category or subcategory) for variable levels of geography in your region (city, metro area, county).
Clearly display the top five programs and top five universities by number of graduates within a defined geography or radius. Colorful charts can be quickly printed or downloaded as PNG, JPG, PDF or SVG vector image for inclusion in printed collateral, social media, slide decks and other marketing.
Specify the geographic range of analysis by selecting from a drop-down menu or defining radius.
Reports can be shared on social media or via email with one click or exported as a PDF document.
Scroll down the list to see detailed talent pool data, including type of degree, program subcategory and degrees by institution.
Looking for associate degrees by field of study, undergraduates or graduate students? We break it down for your user to view degree of expertise.
Field of study can be broken down into subcategories so businesses looking for specialized talent can better view where they can be found in your region.
Select a specific university to learn more about the degrees being produced in different fields of study and subcategories.
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Updating the site locator tool on a regular basis allows our team at the city to always know what properties are on the market and why they are on (or taken off) the market.
Karla Gould
Economic Development Specialist – Industrial