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GSEC signs MOU with Turton Commercial Real Estate
The Greater Sacramento Economic Council (GSEC) signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with Turton Commercial Real Estate, a boutique commercial real estate firm specializing in the sale and lease of properties in Sacramento’s urban core.
State-wide California Association recognizes GSEC for game-changing talent report
The California Association for Local Economic Development (CALED) is recognizing the Greater Sacramento Economic Council (GSEC) for their data-driven report on talent in the Greater Sacramento region.
The Greater Sacramento region is the safest region in the U.S. for businesses to reopen
Of the 50 largest cities in the U.S. with more than 1 million residents, Greater Sacramento, California has the lowest reported infection rate of the coronavirus per 100,000 residents.
GSEC rallies community around #WeAreGreaterSac for National Economic Development Week
Economic development strategies are vital to the recovery of our local and national economy amid the massive downturn of the markets due to COVID-19.
Media Highlights
California officials implore companies moving to places like Texas: 'Give us a shot’
It may look like the promised land when you move your company from the Bay Area to Texas," but companies have to consider the turnover and turmoil that comes with moving there, the Sacramento economic development executive said.
Aggie Research Campus Name Changed to Davis Innovation & Sustainability Campus
Just under a year after the Mace Ranch Innovation Center relaunched as the Aggie Research Center, the name is changing again—this time bringing back both the notion of innovation as well sustainability, in what is believed to be the first 100 percent renewable energy project of its type.
Broome to Tesla: Sacramento is still manufacturing
Tesla Inc. CEO Elon Musk snapped California officials to attention when he said he wants to move his electric car manufacturing out of the state because his Alameda County car plant is not being allowed to open, but a Sacramento economic development official says the company could manufacture here.
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