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Press Releases
Greater Sacramento Economic Council Promotes Michelle Willard to Chief Public Affairs Officer
The Greater Sacramento region’s leading economic development group, the Greater Sacramento Economic Council (GSEC), announced Michelle Willard will be promoted to Chief Public Affairs Officer of the organization effective July 1.
GSEC #NextOutWest campaign ends, resulting in outreach to millions
The Greater Sacramento Economic Council officially launched the #NextOutWest marketing campaign, targeting young talent who are rethinking where they live and work.
Greater Sacramento Economic Council Promotes Scott Powell to Executive Vice President
The Sacramento region’s economic development group, the Greater Sacramento Economic Council (GSEC), announced Scott Powell will be the new Executive Vice President of the organization effective July 1.
Greater Sacramento Launches #NextOutWest Campaign Targeting Young Talent Looking to Relocate
The Greater Sacramento Economic Council officially launched the #NextOutWest marketing campaign, targeting young talent who are rethinking where they live and work.
Quarterly updates from the President & CEO
GSEC quarterly update: May 2021
We continued to make critical achievements for the region through our third quarter. We placed 21 of our Digital Upskill program graduates in jobs, earning an average starting salary of $47,000.
Media Highlights
More Americans Are Leaving Cities, But Don’t Call It an Urban Exodus
Sarah Lorraine Goodman always wanted to settle down in her hometown of Sacramento, California, but life got in the way. After moving to San Jose for grad school in 2009, a job and a boyfriend kept her there.
A churning Golden State on the eve of new population numbers
Whitney Ranch is one of many development projects in Placer County, two hours east of San Francisco. The area offers more affordable housing to Californians in the increasingly overpriced Bay Area.
How unemployed Californians launched new careers in a pandemic with 9 weeks of training
The Sacramento Bee is exploring the future of work in California as the state recovers from the coronavirus pandemic. The series is supported by the Solutions Journalism Network, a nonprofit organization dedicated to rigorous and compelling reporting about responses to social problems.
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