Baltimore / Philadelphia / Washington / D.C. / Pittsburgh / Atlanta / Cleveland / Detroit / Chicago / /
Company
Evergreen Energy Solutions / Lab Associates / Jones Lang LaSalle / Johns Hopkins Medical Center / Boston Consulting Group / /
Continent
America / /
Country
United States / /
Currency
USD / /
Event
Business Partnership / /
Facility
Duquesne University / University Circle / BioTechnical Institute / University of Maryland-Baltimore / The University of Pennsylvania / University of Pennsylvania / Johns Hopkins Medical Center / /
IndustryTerm
transportation / biotechnology / evidence that these tools / educational systems / health care services / healthcare clusters / energy / Economic inclusion tools / manufacturing workforce pipeline / manufacturing jobs / manufacturing industry leaders / workforce training systems / poor transportation options / weak social networks / intensive information technology users / information technology / inclusive manufacturing sector / knowledgeand technology-driven economy / food stores / manufacturing / inclusion tools / inequitable systems / /
Organization
Brookings Institution / Austin Polytechnical High School / University of Maryland / University of Pennsylvania / Chicago Manufacturing Renaissance Council / Center for Labor and Community Research / The University of Pennsylvania / Duquesne University / U.S. Census Bureau / Minority Business Development Agency / Neighborhood Development Center / BioTechnical Institute / Bureau of Labor Statistics / Council of Urban Professionals / /
Person
Timothy Bates / Henry Ford / Jin Rho / Victor Rubin / Growth Model By Sarah Treuhaft / Ted Howard / Steve Dubb / Austin Polytech / /
Position
classic model for anchor local procurement and supplier diversity / Major Economic Development / Governor / prime contractor / /
Job Creation: Sectoral or Industry Approaches Economic Inclusion: Advancing an Equity-Driven Growth Model By Sarah Treuhaft and Victor Rubin, PolicyLink 1