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George Naufal (Timberlake Consultants)

Dr. Naufal is an assistant research scientist at the Public Policy Research Institute (PPRI) at Texas A&M University and a research fellow at the IZA Institute of Labor Economics. Previously he was the Technical Director at Timberlake Consultants. He was also an Assistant/Associate Professor of Economics at The American University of Sharjah (2007 to 2014) in the United Arab Emirates. George earned his PhD in Economics in 2007 from Texas A&M University. His area of expertise is applied econometrics with applications to labor economics including education, migration, demographics and unemployment.

Training & Consultancy

George has co-delivered numerous training courses, including our first annual Spring Econometrics School, Sharjah, UAE and the Stata Winter School, London, and is also set to deliver a range of upcoming courses in the UK and USA.

Feedback and Testimonials

Delegate feedback from Panel Data Using Stata (on-site training course):

"The course covered both the basics as well as the more detailed aspects of panel data. The professor pitched the content at just the right detail to allow us to understand some of the fundamentals but not get lost in the detail.""The content of the course was exactly what we were looking for. A wide range of useful topics were covered according to our needs without unduly going into the theoretical maths behind it. It was a well thought through course for our needs.""The teacher was fantastic / could not have asked for more. Very helpful and all incredibly relevant."

Latest News

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2018 London Stata Conference - First Announcement & Call for Presentations

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Latest Courses

Stata Tricks - Online Course

This course will show you how to save time and avoid errors. You will discover tips and tricks to help get your programs to check for potential problems and ensuring your software carries on working with new data, with the need for less maintenance.

COURSE DATES:

4th May 2018

The course runs from 13.00 - 17.00 (GMT)
Getting Started with Stata - Online Course

COURSE DATES: May 25, 2018

This web-based half-day training course provides a complete introduction to Stata and is ideal for the new or beginner level user who wants to have a head start and learn how to use Stata efficiently.

The course introduces Stata’s most popular and useful commands and procedures to import, manipulate, transform and manage data as well as how to export results to commonly used file formats. Stata do-files, log files and also graphics are covered briefly in the final session.
Introdução ao Stata

A Timberlake tem o prazer de apresentar o primeiro de 4 cursos, a serem realizados nos nossos escritórios, onde a utilização do software Stata irá ser abordado de uma forma muito prática.
2018 Stata Econometrics Summer School - Lisbon, Portugal

16-20 July 2018, Lisbon, Portugal. Jointly organised by Timberlake Portugal and CEMAPRE (Technical University of Lisbon), our Stata Econometrics Summer School will provide participants with a set of techniques and tools that any modern applied economist needs to know. Demonstrations and practical sessions will be conducted using Stata.
Econometrics Summer School, Cambridge

COURSE DATES:
24th - 29th July 2018

Our 2018 Econometrics Summer School, Cambridge will be held at Wolfson College, University of Cambridge. The School comprises 3x 2-day econometrics short courses delivered by leading Econometricians from the University of Cambridge: Prof. Andrew Harvey, Prof. Sean Holly and Dr. Melvyn Weeks.

The three courses comprising the School are - Microeconometrics / Time Series Analysis & Modelling / Macroeconomic Modelling & Forecasting.