Center for Research & Data
The Cincinnati Chamber’s Center for Research & Data is an initiative to deliver data-driven analysis regarding vital regional indicators and outcomes.
Center for Research & Data
The Cincinnati Chamber’s Center for Research & Data is an initiative to deliver data-driven analysis regarding vital regional indicators and outcomes. The Center helps regional leaders, community partners, and policymakers make informed decisions around priorities like talent attraction, inclusive economic growth, and community-wide goals. We provide actionable insights to support the mission and vision of the Cincinnati Chamber.
Recently Published Reports
Recent Blog Posts
How Cincinnati Can Attract & Retain Gen Z Workers
New data shows an opportunity to grow our region by attracting more Gen Z and Millennial workers. With the right focus on housing, jobs, and inclusion, we can build a stronger, more dynamic future. See how Cincinnati can lead the way.
Celebrating a Cincinnati Staple: Findlay Market’s Enduring Economic Impact
Findlay Market has been fueling Cincinnati’s economy and community for nearly 175 years—and now we have the data to prove it. Check out the new Economic Impact Report from the Center for Research & Data at the Cincinnati Regional Chamber to see how this historic market continues to drive growth, equity, and vibrancy in our region.
Arena Study Findings Confirm Need for New Arena, Identify Highly Viable Sites, and Project Programming Increase in Modern Facility
A new report by the Cincinnati Regional Chamber in collaboration with Visit Cincy, 3CDC, the Port, the Cincinnati Business Committee and Cincinnati Regional Business Committee, and in partnership with the City of Cincinnati and Hamilton County, underscores the need for a modern arena to replace the nearly 50-year-old Heritage Bank Center.
Cincinnati Regional Chamber’s Workforce Innovation Center Releases a Special Report on Gen Z in the Workforce in the Cincinnati Region
The report focuses on Gen Z individuals with or on the path to earning a bachelor’s degree, highlighting who they are broadly, what they expect from an employer, and why they choose Cincinnati
