July 14, 2010
The Economic and Societal Impact of the University of Washington
Tripp Umbach recently completed an economic, employment and government revenue impact of operations and research of all of the UW's campuses and affiliates. With an annual economic impact of $9.1B on Washington State, the UW is truly an economic engine in the Washington economy.
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June 18, 2010
WVU Healthcare: West Virginia's Economic Engine
Recently, Tripp Umbach conducted an Economic Impact Report for WVU Healthcare. The report findings were presented within an excutive summary brochure...
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June 11, 2010
Significant Benefits of a Four-Year Medical School in Spokane Unveiled
Researcher Paul Umbach, co-founder of independent firm Tripp Umbach, presented the Economic and Community Benefits Report findings at the Greater Spokane Incorporated Good Morning Greater Spokane event...
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May 3, 2010
Growth Initiative Adopted During Joint Meeting of Multiple Community Board
A recent Tripp Umbach strategic plan culminated in the Industry Growth Initiative developed for Tyler, TX. The report recommends 10 primary building blocks that Tyler should develop to foster an Innovation Economy and take the Tyler region into the next twenty years of economc prosperity and growth.
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March 16, 2010
Academic medical centers are major economic drivers in the U.S. economy. New York is home to 15 medical schools and 82 affiliated hospitals. These institutions not only provide countless social benefits, they also provide substantial economic benefits.
READ THE AMSNY 2010 IMPACT REPORT (2MB PDF)>>
March 2, 2010
Lacking Health Insurance in Lackawanna County
A community health project conducted for the Healthy Northeast Pennsylvania Initiative by Tripp Umbach, Inc. found adults are much less likely to have insurance in Lackawanna than in Luzerne County- almost two-thirds of uninsured respondents live in the central region in or around Scranton.
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March 2, 2010
Empire State Economy: Medical Centers Make $85.6 Billion Impact on NY Economy
"One out of every 11 jobs in New York state is supported by our medical colleges and teaching hospitals." said Jo Wiederhorn, President of the Associated Medical Schools of New York. That amounts to more than $85.6 billion dollars in combined economic impact throughout the state, as referenced in the report conducted by Tripp Umbach, Inc.
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October 8, 2009
AAMC Delivers: $512 Billion in Economic Impact
A recent Tripp Umbach study for the Association of American Medical Colleges has determined that 131 accredited U.S. medical schools and 400 teaching hospitals had a combined economic impact of more than $512 billion. These institutions employed more than 1.86 million individuals and were responsible for 3.3 million full time jobs.
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September 21, 2009
How Pittsburgh Got Its Groove Back
Business Week quotes Tripp Umbach’s president as he comments on Pittsburgh’s evolution from steel to an innovation economy revolving around health care and technology. "Pittsburgh people take the long view," says Paul O. Umbach. "They do economic development the way the Steelers play football. Not flashy. You win as a team. You get the job done.”
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September 11, 2009
Blue Cross Blue Shield Generates Nearly $1.6 Billion
An economic impact report, conducted by Tripp Umbach, details how the Commonwealth’s largest private health plan is also a vital economic engine for the state. Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts generated nearly $1.6 billion in economic benefits last year, accounting for more than 5,800 jobs, tens of millions of dollars in philanthropy and $215.9 million in revenue.
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August 6, 2007
Tripp Umbach Named One of the Best Places to Work
The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette has announced their list of 50 top places to work in Pittsburgh. Tripp Umbach is proud to be a member of the list.
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July 14, 2010
The Economic and Societal Impact of the University of Washington
Tripp Umbach recently completed an economic, employment and government revenue impact of operations and research of all of the UW's campuses and affiliates. With an annual economic impact of $9.1B on Washington State, the UW is truly an economic engine in the Washington economy.
READ MORE>>
June 18, 2010
WVU Healthcare: West Virginia's Economic Engine
Recently, Tripp Umbach conducted an Economic Impact Report for WVU Healthcare. The report findings were presented within an excutive summary brochure...
TO DOWNLOAD BROCHURE>>
June 11, 2010
Significant Benefits of a Four-Year Medical School in Spokane Unveiled
Researcher Paul Umbach, co-founder of independent firm Tripp Umbach, presented the Economic and Community Benefits Report findings at the Greater Spokane Incorporated Good Morning Greater Spokane event...
PHOTOS FROM EVENT>>
DOWNLOAD FULL REPORT>>
May 3, 2010
Growth Initiative Adopted During Joint Meeting of Multiple Community Board
A recent Tripp Umbach strategic plan culminated in the Industry Growth Initiative developed for Tyler, TX. The report recommends 10 primary building blocks that Tyler should develop to foster an Innovation Economy and take the Tyler region into the next twenty years of economc prosperity and growth.
READ MORE>>
March 16, 2010
Academic medical centers are major economic drivers in the U.S. economy. New York is home to 15 medical schools and 82 affiliated hospitals. These institutions not only provide countless social benefits, they also provide substantial economic benefits.
READ THE AMSNY 2010 IMPACT REPORT (2MB PDF)>>
March 2, 2010
Lacking Health Insurance in Lackawanna County
A community health project conducted for the Healthy Northeast Pennsylvania Initiative by Tripp Umbach, Inc. found adults are much less likely to have insurance in Lackawanna than in Luzerne County- almost two-thirds of uninsured respondents live in the central region in or around Scranton.
READ MORE>>
March 2, 2010
Empire State Economy: Medical Centers Make $85.6 Billion Impact on NY Economy
"One out of every 11 jobs in New York state is supported by our medical colleges and teaching hospitals." said Jo Wiederhorn, President of the Associated Medical Schools of New York. That amounts to more than $85.6 billion dollars in combined economic impact throughout the state, as referenced in the report conducted by Tripp Umbach, Inc.
READ MORE>>
October 8, 2009
AAMC Delivers: $512 Billion in Economic Impact
A recent Tripp Umbach study for the Association of American Medical Colleges has determined that 131 accredited U.S. medical schools and 400 teaching hospitals had a combined economic impact of more than $512 billion. These institutions employed more than 1.86 million individuals and were responsible for 3.3 million full time jobs.
READ MORE>>
September 21, 2009
How Pittsburgh Got Its Groove Back
Business Week quotes Tripp Umbach’s president as he comments on Pittsburgh’s evolution from steel to an innovation economy revolving around health care and technology. "Pittsburgh people take the long view," says Paul O. Umbach. "They do economic development the way the Steelers play football. Not flashy. You win as a team. You get the job done.”
READ MORE>>
September 11, 2009
Blue Cross Blue Shield Generates Nearly $1.6 Billion
An economic impact report, conducted by Tripp Umbach, details how the Commonwealth’s largest private health plan is also a vital economic engine for the state. Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts generated nearly $1.6 billion in economic benefits last year, accounting for more than 5,800 jobs, tens of millions of dollars in philanthropy and $215.9 million in revenue.
READ MORE>>
August 6, 2007
Tripp Umbach Named One of the Best Places to Work
The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette has announced their list of 50 top places to work in Pittsburgh. Tripp Umbach is proud to be a member of the list.
READ MORE>>