Conferences, webinars, and training for the REMI community.

[Slides]REMI Election 2020: Healthcare Policy – Frederick Treyz, Ph.D., Alexandra Burelbach, & Carson Poling, REMI

Please feel free to join our CEO & Chief Economist Frederick Treyz, Ph.D. for the REMI Election 2020 Webinar Series starting Tuesday, November 10th that will examine how this year’s election impacts specific topic areas and industries, such as transportation, immigration, fiscal policy, and more.

[Recording]REMI Election 2020: Labor & Immigration Policy – Frederick Treyz, Ph.D., Nina Mantegna, Ryan Saul, & Garrett Daniel, REMI

[Slides]REMI Election 2020: Labor & Immigration Policy – Frederick Treyz, Ph.D., Nina Mantegna, Ryan Saul, & Garrett Daniel, REMI

[Recording]REMI Election 2020: Tax & Fiscal Policy – Frederick Treyz, Ph.D., Austin Jorns, & Nina Mantegna, REMI

[Slides]REMI Election 2020: Tax & Fiscal Policy – Frederick Treyz, Ph.D., Austin Jorns, & Nina Mantegna, REMI

[Slides]REMI Election 2020: Transportation & Infrastructure Policy – Frederick Treyz, Ph.D. & Ryan Saul, REMI

[Recording]REMI Election 2020: Transportation & Infrastructure Policy – Frederick Treyz, Ph.D. & Ryan Saul, REMI

[Recording]Estimating the Value of Central Florida’s Natural Systems – Luis Nieves-Ruiz, East Central Florida Regional Planning Council

[Slides]Estimating the Value of Central Florida’s Natural Systems – Luis Nieves-Ruiz, East Central Florida Regional Planning Council

On Wednesday, November 18th from 2:00 to 3:00 p.m. (ET), REMI will be joined by the East Central Florida Regional Planning Council’s Economic Development Manager Luis Nieves-Ruiz for our guest webinar, “Estimating the Value of Central Florida’s Natural Systems,” that will explore an economic valuation of the Wekiva River in Florida.

[Recording]REMI Election 2020: The Regional Economic Dimension of Biden’s Energy & Environmental Policy – Frederick Treyz, Ph.D., Carson Poling, & Alexandra Burelbach, REMI

[Slides]REMI Election 2020: The Regional Economic Dimension of Biden’s Energy & Environmental Policy – Frederick Treyz, Ph.D., Carson Poling, & Alexandra Burelbach, REMI

[Slides]Fiscal Projections for Jasper County, SC with Adjustments for an Unexpected Pandemic – Robert Carey, Ph.D., Clemson University

[Recording]Fiscal Projections for Jasper County, SC with Adjustments for an Unexpected Pandemic – Robert Carey, Ph.D., Clemson University

This presentation, “Fiscal Projections for Jasper County, SC with Adjustments for an Unexpected Pandemic,” on Wednesday, November 11th from 2:00 to 3:00 p.m. (ET) will review Dr. Robert Carey’s assessment of Jasper County that used REMI projections to estimate the impact that future growth will have on the finances for the county school district, in addition to the county and municipal governments.

[Recording]REMI Election 2020: What Do the Election Results Mean for Policy? – Frederick Treyz, Ph.D. & Nina Mantegna, REMI

[Slides]REMI Election 2020: What Do the Election Results Mean for Policy? – Frederick Treyz, Ph.D. & Nina Mantegna, REMI

[Slides]Economic Impact of State and Local Budget Deficits – Frederick Treyz, Ph.D. & Tobias Reynolds, REMI

[Recording]Economic Impact of State and Local Budget Deficits – Frederick Treyz, Ph.D. & Tobias Reynolds, REMI

Our CEO & Chief Economist Frederick Treyz, Ph.D. and Economic Analyst Tobias Reynolds are looking forward to their upcoming REMI webinar, “Economic Impact of State and Local Budget Deficits,” on Tuesday, November 3rd from 2:00 to 3:00 p.m. (ET) that explores why federal, state, and local decision-makers may want to contemplate the potential consequences of spending cuts in the face of a weakened economy.

[Recording]Worker Absenteeism and Food Supply Disruptions – Billy Leung, Jeffrey Dykes, & Brandon Stanaway, REMI

[Slides]Worker Absenteeism and Food Supply Disruptions – Billy Leung, Jeffrey Dykes, & Brandon Stanaway, REMI

Senior Vice President Billy Leung and economic analysts Jeffrey Dykes and Brandon Stanaway will be hosting the upcoming REMI webinar, “Worker Absenteeism and Food Supply Disruptions,” on Wednesday, October 21st from 2:00 to 3:00 p.m. (ET) that takes a closer look at how COVID-19 has affected America’s food production and labor force.