Economic Development
Tell your story.
Transform your community.
Build your economy with data you can trust
Turn your passion into a plan
With Emsi’s comprehensive labor market data at your fingertips and our team of economists and data scientists working alongside you, your strategy is stronger than ever.
Pinpoint key labor market trends
Market your community's competitive advantages
Develop a talent pipeline
Attract new businesses
Compare your region against competitors
Help local businesses prosper
Become the expert
Knowledgeable — You’ve got the data and you know how to turn it into action.
Productive — You get more done, faster.
Confident — You can defend your decisions and garner community support.
Transparent — Your community trusts you and understands your strategies.
Respected — Your best practices set you apart; you’re leading by example.
“If you’re not using Emsi, you’re in the dark ages.”
- John Paul Rea, Director of Planning & Economic Development
Macomb county
Solutions for every challenge
Developer
See what sets your community apart. Developer helps you quickly and efficiently understand your local economy, identify industry strengths, and analyze your workforce. It’s all the labor, economic, and demographic data you need. In one place.
Advanced Analytics
Need to dig deeper? That’s why we deliver custom studies on industry clusters, labor market gaps, workforce availability, career pathways, input-output modeling, and more.
Why Emsi data?
Emsi brings together three unique datasets to tell a complete story.
Labor Market Data
18 billion data points curated from dozens of government data sources, giving you actionable insight on your industries, occupations, and workforce.
Professional Profiles
Over 100 million online resumes and professional profiles to highlight the available talent supply.
Job Postings
Hundreds of millions of online job postings from local employers to show real-time demand for talent.
“Incredible time saver and high-quality data. Without Emsi, our output would be less than half of what we do now.”
Pat Curry, Economic Development Analyst
