Hamilton County

Reports & Data

Reports & Data

Talent Insight 2030

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Invest Hamilton County’s Talent InSight 2030 report
January 2024

2023 Year in Review

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Invest Hamilton County’s 2023 Year in Review – A glimpse at the work of Invest Hamilton County and our community partners in 2023.
March 2024

Dynamics of Disparities – Talent Insight 2030

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A key insight from out Talent InSight 2030 report is the disparity between the education demographics of positions posted in Hamilton County and the educational attainment of its residents. 
August 2024

Highest Ranking Occupations
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This months report showcases the ‘highest ranked occupations’ in Hamilton County by size, openings, pay, growth, and competitive effect.
August 2023

Population Demographics
2001-2022
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From 2001 to 2022 the population of Hamilton County has grown by 86%, adding 169,504 residents. The attached report breaks down the population growth by age, race/ethnicity and gender. 
July 2023

No Degree Requirement
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Of the 67,000+ total open positions in Hamilton County from June 2022 through May 2023, 49,000 had no formal degree requirement (some do require specific credentials). 
June 2023

Accounting in IN
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The attached report shows statewide educational completions, where students are graduating from, the state of positions within the state, and different occupations in the accounting category with attached earnings.
May 2023

Mental Health 101 Toolkit

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Mental Health Resource Guide for any local business leader who wants to better support their employees’ mental health and well-being.

April 2023

2022 Year in
Review

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Invest Hamilton County and The Pursuit Institute’s 2022 Year in Review.
March 2023

Insurance Industry Snapshot

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Insurance is the most significant driver of GDP in Hamilton County. 
February 2023

Job Postings Analytics

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Employment Placement Agencies and Temporary Help Services play a key role in the Hamilton County economy
January 2023

Housing For All: Leveraging Housing for Economic
Well-Being

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Hamilton County’s rapid growth has created tremendous demand for housing.  Housing production has failed to keep pace creating an imbalance between supply and demand. The results are rapidly rising home values, lack of supply and unaffordable conditions for employees to maintain the economic well-being of Hamilton County.
January 2022

Indy Partnership: Regional Skills Analysis

The Indy Chamber’s Regional Skills Analysis is a first of its kind assessment that identifies high-growth occupations in six key industries in Central Indiana.
February 2023