Member365

Select the Use button to add a tag to the body of your email. You may also use tags in the subject of your email by copying and pasting them directly in.

{FIRST_NAME}	Adds the recipients First Name.	Use
{LAST_NAME}	Adds the recipients Last Name.	Use
{COMPANY_NAME}	Adds the Company Name.	Use
{PORTAL_NAME}	Adds the application portals name.	Use
{MEMBER_NAME}	Adds the Recipients Membership name.	Use
{SIGNATURE_OPT_IN}	Adds the Opt-in link.	Use
{SIGNATURE_OPT_OUT}	Add the opt-out link.	Use
%signature%	Adds your preferred signature block.	Use
{Event_Start_Date}	Adds the Event's Start Date.(Events Only)	Use
{Event_End_Date}	Adds the Event's End Date.(Events Only)	Use
{Event_Name}	Adds the Event's Name.(Events Only)	Use
{Event_Description}	Adds the Event's Description.(Events Only)	Use
{Online_Training_Description}	Adds the Online Training Description.(Online Training Only)	Use
{Event_Specific_Dates}	Adds the Event's specific dates.(Events Only)	Use
{member_number}	Adds the Membership Number.	Use
{MemberSince}	Adds the Member Since Date.	Use
{CONTACTEMAIL}	Adds the Contact's Email Address.	Use
{EVENT_CREDITS}	Adds the Event's Credits.(Events Only)	Use
{CERTIFICATE_NUMBER}	Adds the Contact's Certificate Number	Use
{EVENTLOCATION}	Adds the Event's Location.	Use
{TOTALEVENTCREDITS}	The total number of credits that the contact has earned through the event tickets.	Use
{ASAPPEARSONBADGE}	Display the text of as appears field in the event setup.	Use
{contact_organization}	Displays the organization name of the contact.	Use
{RENEWALDATE}	Adds the Member Renewal Date in (yyyy-mm-dd).	Use
{MEMBERSHIP_YEAR}	Adds the Member's Membership Year	Use
{RENEWALDATE_MM-DD-YYYY}	Adds the Member Renewal Date in (mm-dd-yyyy).	Use
{LMS_CREDIT}	The number of credits the LMS course is worth for Continuing Education	Use
{COLLECTION_PERIOD_END-DATE_YYYY_MM_DD}	The end date of the CE collection period end date	Use
{LMS_COURSE_COMPLETION_DATE}	The completion date of the LMS course	Use
{INCEPTION_DATE}	Adds the Member Inception Date in (yyyy-mm-dd).	Use

Senior Economist Dr. Timothy J. Bartik of the W.E. Upjohn Institute for Employment Research discusses in his recent policy brief how distressed places might benefit from targeted funding that results in long-term employment solutions. He explains how distress in local labor markets is best relieved by providing customized business services, and that residents in distressed neighborhoods need increased job access and training to thrive. His research demonstrates that current tax incentive policies are ineffective in changing the economic vitality of distressed places or their residents because most neighborhood jobs are not held by neighborhood residents.

Join us for a discussion of this work and its implications for the important roles that higher education play in addressing long-term challenges to resilience in distressed neighborhoods.Senior Economist Dr. Timothy J. Bartik of the W.E. Upjohn Institute for Employment Research discusses in his recent policy brief how distressed places might benefit from targeted funding that results in long-term employment solutions. He explains how distress in local labor markets is best relieved by providing customized business services, and that residents in distressed neighborhoods need increased job access and training to thrive. His research demonstrates that current tax incentive policies are ineffective in changing the economic vitality of distressed places or their residents because most neighborhood jobs are not held by neighborhood residents.

Presenter:
Dr. Timothy Bartik, Senior Economist, The Upjohn Institute

Moderator:
Sheila Martin, Director, American Resilience and Equity Networks Initiative (ARENI)

Portions of this were prepared by UEDA using Federal funds under award ED21HDQ3120062 from Economic Development Administration, U.S. Department of Commerce. The statements, findings, conclusions, and recommendations are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the views of the Economic Development Administration or the U.S. Department of Commerce.

ARENI Resilience Webinar - Improving Place-based Policy for Distressed Places

Wednesday Sep 07 2022, 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM