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10/13/11

Up Close and Personal – The Quest for Sustainability of the Colorado Symphony

Yesterday’s piece in the Denver Business Journal regarding the Colorado Symphony’s new CEO and continued efforts toward sustainability is the first to reference Corona Insights and my involvement in their sustainability efforts.  I facilitated the three-month process with the Sustainability Study Committee for the Symphony earlier this year.  To clarify, it was not an emergency […]

By Karla RainesRead More

10/6/11

The Colorado Generosity Project: Understanding Giving

Hot off the presses! The Colorado Nonprofit Association just released their “Understanding Giving” report, which compiles latest research into the beliefs and behaviors of Colorado’s donors. Corona Insights was delighted to lead the survey research that informed this influential study in partnership with SE2. This report represents the Association’s ongoing commitment to their Generosity Project. […]

By Meredith BadlerRead More

8/31/11

Fun college student demographics

We’re doing some research at the moment on college student demographics in Missouri, and developed some fun statistics on the foreign student population. You might be able to guess the two largest populations of foreign students, particularly if you went to an engineering college – Chinese, then Indian.  But what countries occupy Spots 3 through […]

By Kevin RainesRead More

8/29/11

New census document describes the aging of America

The Bureau of the Census recently released a document(pdf) describing the age and gender profile of America over the past few decades. Some interesting capsules that we see in it are: Everyone knows about the whole “aging boomer” thing, so we won’t belabor that point. However, it’s interesting to see that another fast-growing segment is […]

By Kevin RainesRead More

6/21/11

Welcome, Heather and Michelle

We’d like to introduce you to our 2 newest bright minds at Corona Insights: Heather Coulter and Michelle Bakke. Heather Coulter, a Colorado native with a Masters in social psychology and neuroscience from CU, is our newest research analyst. Her statistical knowledge and creative problem solving abilities make her a perfect for Corona.  She is […]

By Meredith BadlerRead More

6/11/11

Insights for Good #6

While the peaks may still be covered in snow, work at the Colorado Fourteeners Initiative is already underway for the season.  The Fourteeners (i.e. Peaks above 14,000′) are hugely popular among Coloradans and tourist alike.  Such heavy use, combined with sensitive terrain means much work is needed to preserve and extend the many trails on […]

By David KennedyRead More