Mount Carmel partnered with Tripp Umbach to facilitate the creation of the Mount Carmel West Transformation strategic plan for the Franklinton community of Columbus, Ohio.
The Mount Carmel West Campus Transformation
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Heritage Valley Partners Strategic Plan for Tourism
Tripp Umbach facilitated and developed a high-level strategic plan for tourism to serve as a guide for the Lackawanna Heritage Valley. The final outcome resulted in a strategic roadmap for the organization.
FIU Academic Health Center Strategic Plan
The development of a strategic plan enabled faster and more effective implementation of FIU-HCN’s mission, thereby allowing the University, college, hospital partners, new medical school, and integrated health sciences campus to benefit as soon as possible.
Academic Health Science Center at Riverpoint
Tripp Umbach completed a comprehensive economic impact report of the Riverpoint Campus health and biomedical programs, and those envisioned for an expanded Academic Health Science Center at Riverpoint over a 20-year period.
Washington & Jefferson College Market Assessment
Tripp Umbach provided W&J consultation and a quantitative assessment of a variety of post-baccalaureate programs that would enhance the institution’s reputation as a high-quality, residential, liberal arts college, and extend the institution’s strengths.
The Ohio State University Regional Campus Market Analysis
With the help of Tripp Umbach’s market analysis report, OSU Regional Campuses were able to market the OSU brand, maximize the advantages of location, and promote the programs and attributes that are important to prospective students.
MSA Qualitative and Quantitative Research Studies
Tripp Umbach has a long-standing history of conducting comprehensive qualitative and quantitative market research studies for MSA. The research quantified key drivers of importance upon purchasers and decision makers of safety equipment within the construction market segment to better understand why they choose the MSA brand over other hard hat brands.
Highmark Blue Cross & Blue Shield Market Research Studies
For a period of 10 years Tripp Umbach has served as the primary market research partner with Highmark, the nation’s fourth largest health insurance company, with more than 50 projects.
Carnegie Mellon’s Tepper School of Business Market Research Study
From Tripp Umbach’s market research, the Tepper School of Business was able to better understand how it is perceived by key stakeholders and what those audiences see as the core benefits to students, faculty, alumni, and the corporate environment.
Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center Brand Image Study
Tripp Umbach was retained to complete a brand image and market positioning research study for Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center and New England Baptist Hospital. This project provided Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center and New England Baptist Hospitals with a current measure of customer awareness, image, and perceived value.
The University of Evansville Physician Assistant Program
Tripp Umbach’s feasibility study evaluated developing a master’s level Physician Assistant (PA) program, specifically to be sufficient in research, data analysis and insight to allow the University of Evansville to make an informed decision to proceed with development of a Physician’s Assistant program.
The City of Richmond, VA Economic Development Study
Tripp Umbach developed a comprehensive communications plan and public engagement economic development strategy designed to achieve the “highest and best” use for city-owned real estate in the downtown area of Richmond.
The Phoenix Biomedical Campus Feasibility Study
Tripp Umbach has worked closely with the Phoenix Biomedical campus to quantify the potential range of economic impact of the Phoenix Biomedical Campus on the State of Arizona, Maricopa County, and the City of Phoenix.
Indiana University School of Medicine-Evansville
Tripp Umbach was retained to complete the comprehensive feasibility study for the expansion of the current two-year medical education program in Evansville to a full-scale four-year medical school and the formation of the Tri-State Regional Health Education Center.
The Florida State University Faculty Practice Facility Study
The Florida State University College of Medicine and Florida Medical Practice Plan invited Tripp Umbach to conduct a detailed feasibility study focusing on the development of a faculty practice facility in Tallahassee, Florida.
Carle Illinois College of Medicine Feasibility Study
Tripp Umbach was retained to conduct a feasibility assessment to determine an appropriate model for medical school development and to identify the costs, opportunities, and benefits of establishing a four-year medical education program in Urbana-Champaign, Illinois.
University of Vermont Health Network Impact Study
Tripp Umbach discovered that the UVM Health Network contributes more that $2.24 billion in economic community impact to Vermont and New York annually, while generating more than $144.6 million in state and local government revenue impact.
The University of Tennessee Athletics Impact Study
Tripp Umbach analyzed the impact of UT athletics and identified a diverse range of community benefits provided to the region of Knox County such as entertainment, visitor attraction, volunteer activities, and monetary donations to non-profits.
The University of Washington Economic Impact Study
Tripp Umbach conducted a study to assess the economic impact on the Seattle region and the state of Washington.
OSU’s Wexner Medical Center Economic Impact Study
Tripp Umbach conducted a study to quantify the economic impact of the Wexner Medical Center, its in‐patient and ambulatory clinical services, as well as the research and educational missions of its seven Health Sciences Colleges for the State of Ohio, Franklin County, and the City of Columbus.
Penn Medicine Economic Impact Study
Tripp Umbach’s economic impact study proved that Penn Medicine’s presence played an integral part in Pennsylvania’s economy by generating revenue, jobs, and strengthening statewide tax base.