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Industry Profiles

An emerging facet of predicting income profiles involves analyzing market opportunities and surrounding industry initiatives. This is especially true when dealing with entrepreneurs, because the livelihood of this group of people depends on the continued existence of a market to sell to. Some of the analyses we have conducted include:

• Profiling the career pattern for screenwriters in Canada and the United States;
• Profiling policing in Canada, with a particular emphasis on the Royal Canadian Mounted Police; qualifications required for the RCMP, and the demand, in terms of recruiting, for RCMP;
• Profiling policing in Alberta, with a particular emphasis on the police forces in Edmonton and Calgary; qualifications required for these forces and the demand, in terms of recruiting, for police officers in Edmonton and Calgary;
• Profiling the career pattern for ambulance attendants in Atlantic Canada;
• Profiling social work in Canada, investigating qualifications required for social workers in Alberta and Ontario, and attempting to discern the demand for social workers as well as their sources of income;
• Profiling correctional service workers in Canada, investigating qualifications required for parole officers in Alberta, and attempting to discern the likely career paths of newly qualified correctional service workers;
• Researching the trapping industry in Canada, with particular emphasis on the furs, pelts and meats harvested by First Nations peoples in Alberta, and possible prices in the present market;
• Profiling the career pattern for nurses in Alberta, Ontario, and Atlantic Canada;
• Profiling the career pattern for teachers in Alberta and British Columbia;
• Profiling provincial policing in Ontario; investigating the qualifications required for the Ontario Provincial Police, and the demand, in terms of recruiting for the OPP;
• Canvassing consultant opportunities for semi-retired systems analysts in the oil and gas sector;
• Profiling the pharmaceutical research and development industry, with a particular emphasis on consultants monitoring clinical trials;
• Comparing the jewelry industry in North America and Hong Kong;
• Reviewing the performance of the construction industry in Alberta for the past decade;
• Reviewing the performance of the oil and gas industry in Alberta for the past decade;
• Profiling Canada's mining industry, with an emphasis on gold mining companies;
• Predicting the value of stock option grants particular to a company using industry analyses of stock prices;
• Profiling the aviation industry in Canada, with a particular emphasis on pilots of commercial planes and helicopters;
• Researching the contribution of the trucking industry to Canada's overall economy, and investigating the major players in the industry along with predicted demand for trucks in light of NAFTA;
• Reviewing the pulp and paper industry in Canada;
• Contacting union representatives at IATSE about career opportunities for "grips" and cameramen in the film and cinematography field;
• Profiling the career pattern for comedians; and
• Investigating qualifications required for massage therapists in Alberta at all of the schools where certification is offered, and attempting to discern the demand for therapists as well as their sources of income.