Where We Stand: Measuring Success for the St. Louis Region

Where We Stand: Measuring Success for the St. Louis Region

By East-West GatewayScienceSocial Sciences
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Where We Stand: Measuring Success for the St. Louis Region episodes

  • Where We Stand on Employment

    Where does the St. Louis region stand on the topic of employment? What industries do St. Louisans work in, and how might that be shifting? Our second episode explores the issue of employment with East-West Gateway's research team.


    Links:

    ⁠Where We Stand document and resources

    STL 2030 Jobs Plan

    Hispanic Chamber of Commerce

    Advanced Manufacturing Innovation Center

    16 min
  • Where We Stand on Population

    Where does the St. Louis region stand on the topic of population? How fast (or not) is the region growing, and what can measuring that growth tell us? The first episode of the Where We Stand podcast delves into the issue of population growth with East-West Gateway's research team.


    Links:

    Where We Stand document and resources

    International Institute of St. Louis

    St. Louis Mosaic Project

    "Why Is St. Louis Growing More Slowly Than Expected?" from the St. Louis Federal Reserve Bank

    18 min
  • Where We Stand Teaser Trailer

    How do we measure success for the St. Louis region? By population? Job growth? Crime rates? Something else? How does St. Louis compare to other metro areas around the country and what can we learn from what they’ve gotten right and where they’ve fallen short? Join us as we explore these questions in Where We Stand: Measuring Success for the St. Louis Region, a new podcast from East-West Gateway. Subscribe to Where We Stand wherever you get your podcasts, and dive into the data with the East-West Gateway research team as they seek to measure where St. Louis stands and where we might go from here.

    2 min

About Where We Stand: Measuring Success for the St. Louis Region

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Where does St. Louis rank among other regions around the country? Is the area succeeding compared to other metros? And what is our definition of regional success, anyway?