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Title: Benchmarking Central Ohio: The Design and Implementation of a Successful Community Benchmarking Project


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Benchmarking Central OhioThe Design and
Implementation of a Successful Community
Benchmarking Project
  • NNIP Meeting, Columbus
  • June 20, 2013

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What is Community Benchmarking?
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Benchmarking Central Ohio
  • 2005 Columbus Partnership convened a meeting of
    local stakeholders discuss the need for, and
    feasibility of, a Columbus benchmarking project
  • CRP asked to design and implement this project
  • 2006 Multiple funders (philanthropic, corporate,
    and public) agree to support the project
  • Columbus Partnership identified several guiding
    principles for the project

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Six Guiding Principles
  1. Benchmark against both similar and best-in-class
    communities
  2. Select indicators from a broad framework, with a
    focus on economic competitiveness
  3. Get advice from local experts
  4. Use easily accessible, recent data
  5. Produce a product that is useful to a wide
    audience
  6. Provide regular updates

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Project Advisory Group
  • Local stakeholders and experts in key topic areas
  • Select comparison communities and geographies
  • Select indicators and data sources
  • Provide feedback on the draft report
  • Discuss ways to broaden the community
    conversation

6
Geography
  • Use Census MSAs for comparison
  • Peer communities and aspirational cities
  • 15 Comparison metro areas from a list of 35

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Indicators
  • 54 primary indicators from a list of over 100
  • Divided into topic areas
  • Population Vitality population, diversity, age,
    households
  • Economic Strength business, economy, workforce
  • Personal Prosperity income, poverty, housing
  • Lifelong Learning language, education,
    libraries, research
  • Community Wellbeing health, civic engagement,
    transportation, culture, environment

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Evolution of the Report
  • Most recent report Benchmarking Central Ohio
    2011
  • Fourth edition (2007, 2008, 2009, 2011)
  • Columbus Partnership, The Columbus Foundation
  • 76 primary indicators
  • 5-years of historical trend data for Columbus
  • Primary indicator data for the 100 largest metro
    areas
  • First spin-off report Greater Milwaukee
    Foundations Vital Signs 2013 Benchmarking
    Metro Milwaukee
  • In the works Benchmarking Central Ohio 2013

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