Miami-Dade County Prosperity Initiatives Study Groundbreaking research-based community action plan to improve economic opportunity and self-sufficiency.
Economic and Housing Market Analysis Development of strategic economic projects and studies that look at regional development problems and opportunities.
Training and Organizational Development Preparation and presentation of training in topics as diverse as customer service to creating organizational performance measures.
Survey and Opinion Research Conduction of quantitative and qualitative public opinion research, including surveys, focus groups, one-on-one interviews and mystery shops.
FIU @ I-75
1930 SW 145th Avenue
Suite 302
Miramar, FL 33027
Tel: 954-438-8650
Fax: 954-438-8651
Email: metcntr@fiu.edu
FIU MMC
11200 SW 8th Street
PCA 250B
Miami, FL 33174
Tel: 305-348-3759
The training will provide a detailed, hands-on introduction to identifying grant opportunities and preparing effective proposals. Additionally, the training provides instruction on effective grants management techniques.
This seven (7) session model is designed to develop the knowledge, insights and abilities to enter or advance your career in the nonprofit field. Learn how to lead and manage people, develop strategies, build effective programs, connect with supporters and maintain healthy and efficient nonprofit organizations. (no class on May 26th in observance of Memorial holiday)
Participants will develop interpersonal skills that help them communicate, listen and handle conflicts and become more effective at influencing others. They will learn to work with groups and teams to solve problems and accomplish projects, hold performance discussions that result in changed behavior and enhance productivity and recognize their strengths/weaknesses.
"An economic analysis compiled for the Miami Herald/Tampa Bay Times Tallahassee Bureau by Florida International University’s Metropolitan Center in October 2016 showed that in 40 of the state’s 67 counties there were fewer people working in 2015 than were working in 2007."
Ned Murray, a Florida International University professor studying South Florida’s real estate market, said he suspects many buyers will be willing to move to this now out-of-the-way locale.
"The city administration commissioned the economic impact study from Florida International University to forecast what would happen if voters approve a referendum shortening the hours of alcohol sales for outdoor venues on Ocean Drive."
The Metropolitan Center
