BSG Completes Another Successful Executive Search—CEO, IMPLAN
BSG proudly announces a recently completed executive placement. Justin Helmig accepted the position as the Chief Executive Officer at IMPLAN.
Justin Helmig joins IMPLAN as an experienced CEO, COO and CMO. He has 20+ years of executive marketing, product, and general management experience with both public and private software companies. Justin has private equity leadership experience from fintech, and has led a successful sale and integration at a publicly traded organization.
Most recently, Justin was Chief Marketing Officer with LifeOmic, a cloud and mobile software company powering precision health and wellness. Justin holds a BS in Computer Engineering from Clemson University and an MBA from Kenan-Flagler Business School at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill.
About IMPLAN:
IMPLAN is the leading data modeling application at the cutting edge of economic theory and practice. IMPLAN is based on the input-output economic model. Input-output analysis is a form of economic analysis based on the interdependencies between economic sectors. Input-output is commonly used to estimate the impacts of “shocks” to an economy and to analyze their resulting ripple effects. IMPLAN saves you time and effort by providing a sophisticated input-output modeling application that incorporates over 90 authoritative data sources to support your analysis. You no longer have to go hunting for economic data from multiple sources. Harnessing the power of the cloud, the application is so advanced that it makes economic impact analysis, a once arduous and laborious task, more efficient. Start your analysis wherever you want—whether choosing a region or describing your economic event. Providing just one data point, like industry sales, employment, employee compensation, or proprietor income, is enough to launch a sophisticated analysis. IMPLAN’s application also makes it easy to duplicate, edit, save, and export your work.
IMPLAN data contains 546 sectors representing all private industries in the United States (anything from grain farming to surgical appliance manufacturing) as defined by the North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) codes. Employment, employee compensation, industry expenditures, commodity demands, relationships between industries, and more are collected to form IMPLAN’s ever-growing database.
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