Glencora Haskins Email & Phone Number

Washington, Dc, Us

• Identify, design programming for, and ensure Brookings Metro successfully applies its knowledge/research in racially and economically diverse communities, cities and regions to generate growth, prosperity, and economic and racial inclusion• Assemble and analyze detailed geographically-based data on metropolitan demographic, economic, social, and physical attributes• Identify and coordinate collaborative opportunities for a diverse group of Brookings Metro experts (resident and nonresident) to integrate their contributions into applied research opportunities for communities, cities, and regions across the U.S• Author/co-author Brookings publications resulting from applied research projects, including “how-to” guides, case studies, and blog posts; present findings from the work to key internal and external audiences, including the emerging next generation of community and civic leaders• Maintain program-wide internal applied research infrastructure, including the Brookings Metro Solutions Bank• Present applied research to key stakeholders including local officials and community leaders, policymakers, and funders• Provide day-to-day management of a portfolio of applied research projects, ensuring overall project delivery including timelines, budgets, outcomes, research assistants/interns• Manage relationships with the local stakeholders, scholars, engagement staff, and consultants needed to design, implement, and codify learning from applied research projects that advance growth, prosperity, and economic and racial inclusion, ensuring that diverse perspectives are sought out and represented

Tallahassee, Florida Area

• Design research projects to interpret statistical, economic, and other quantitative data; develop questionnaires, administer multimodal research programs and surveys, conduct data analyses, prepare reports, and present results with staff of professional economists• Complete economic impact analyses based on examination of available quantitative data and input-output modeling• Analyze large, complex datasets through analysis programs, statistical packages, and spreadsheets• Disaggregate and study economic data with crosstabulation by geography and demographic profile• Write programming syntax for data cleaning, merging, storing, and analyzing quantitative data, improving company-wide efficiency, increasing data reliability, and reducing time allotted for data analysis by an average of two weeks per project• Integrate quantitative data collected through in-house research with publicly available data from the American Community Survey, Bureau of Labor Statistics, and Bureau of Economic Analysis• Author and present written, tabular, and graphical research products containing actionable recommendations to shareholders and other clientele; develop complex dashboards and data visualizations• Develop proposals and research plans for local/state governments and private enterprises, increasing firm’s annual revenue through new projects by nearly $200,000 in 2021• Day-to-day management of qualitative and quantitative research projects, including management of client relationships, team leadership, and supervision of staff

Winter Park, Florida

• Assisted department with faculty searches• Represented department in school events and deliver information to students, parents, and community members• Conducted administrative and clerical duties for departmental faculty and staff• Supervised junior team members to ensure high-efficiency • Directed workflow, acting as an intermediary between departmental faculty and the student body and public, arranging calls, scheduling meetings, and composing correspondence

Tallahassee, Florida

• Research analyst focused on data collection and proposal development for environmental, economic, and planning research projects• Spearheaded data collection for University’s economic impact factbook • Authored project proposals including overviews, definitions, tasks, and methodologies• Identify, collect, organize, and distill economic data and relevant literature for economic impact studies and project proposals, including for the Center’s contribution to the Florida Climate Institute’s 2017 book “Florida’s Climate: Changes, Variations, & Impacts”

Master Of Science - Ms, Applied Economics

Bachelor Of Arts - Ba, Economics, Magna Cum Laude