Regionomics is a consulting business specializing in small-area economies – neighborhoods to regions – with a focus on strategic economic and workforce analysis and planning services. The goal is to help clients in public, private, academic and not-for-profit sectors understand regional and community economic and demographic trends and work with them to develop strategies to respond to those trends and grow their economies and businesses. I bring to this work 16 years of experience in economic and workforce development organizations. Services: Interpretation of regional and community economic trends in a national context. Identification and understanding of critical industries in regional economies to help refine economic development strategy. Analysis of current and future workforce needs of specific industries. Analysis of new and existing markets for products and services. Economic impact studies. Services available for any area large or small, urban or rural, anywhere in the U.S. Specialties: Neighborhood, community, and regional economic development strategy. Economic and demographic analysis; sources of data and their correct usage. Industry workforce analysis and strategic development. Clear, engaging, jargon-free writing and public speaking. Economic impact analysis.