1. Regional Economic Contributions
SIUE Economic Impact Study (2015)
School of Business Mission
School of Business Contributions to the Regional Economy
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2. SIUE Economic Impact
Data taken from 2015 study done by Tim Sullivan, Warren Richards and John Navin
Estimated total economic impact of $514M
2100 full-time employees
9000 jobs exist in the region because of SIUE spending
$24M in state and local tax revenues
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3. School of Business Mission
Our mission includes commitments to:
Offer programs responsive to stakeholder needs
Add value for students by facilitating and enhancing their career prospects
Add value to organizations by developing business professionals
Foster a vibrant regional economy through the exchange of ideas and knowledge
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4. SIUE School of Business: Contributions to the Regional Economy
Vibrant Regional Economy
Meet Workforce Needs
Deliver Executive Education
Provide Business Assistance
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5. SIUE School of Business: Contributions to the Regional Economy
Meet regional workforce needs:
Typically 75-80% of business graduates begin their careers in the St. Louis metropolitan area
About 10% work outside of Missouri and Illinois
Provide direct business assistance:
SBDC and ITC
Enhance entrepreneurial climate
Student consulting projects
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6. SIUE School of Business: Contributions to the Regional Economy
Deliver executive education:
In FY18, over 1100 individuals from 200 companies attended one of our programs
Both private and public sector clients
Most programs on campus, but some are delivered on-site
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