by East Bay EDA | May 20, 2026 | Data, Economic Development, Economy, Jobs, Manufacturing, News, Workforce Development
Nearly 150 people converged at Bishop Ranch in San Ramon for the 2026 Economic Outlook & Annual Membership Meeting held on May 14, 2026. The first portion of the event featured a welcome from Contra Costa County Supervisor and East Bay EDA Chair Candace Andersen....
by East Bay EDA | Nov 18, 2025 | Data, Economic Development, Economy, News
The Contra Costa Economic Partnership (CCEP) and the East Bay Economic Development Alliance (East Bay EDA) announced today a new collaboration that invests in data resources to enhance their efforts to track regional economic trends and provide deeper insights to...
by Gregory Theyel (Biomedical Manufacturing Network) | Jun 2, 2025 | Data, Manufacturing, News
Contrary to the popular narrative that manufacturing no longer occurs in California, manufacturing is thriving and growing in the San Francisco Bay Area, especially in the East Bay. Recent research shows that over 1,000 East Bay companies are making products in...
by East Bay EDA | May 20, 2025 | 2025, Data, Economic Development, Economy, Events
On Thursday, May 15, East Bay EDA hosted the 2025 East Bay Economic Outlook and Annual Membership Meeting at the San Ramon Community Center. Over 200 guests gathered to network and hear presentations on the state of the economy, real estate, and labor markets. The...
by East Bay EDA | Oct 8, 2024 | Data, Events, News
More than 150 attendees turned out on September 25 for East Bay EDA’s 2024 Economic Outlook and Annual Membership Meeting at the Lafayette Veterans Memorial Center. The audience was welcomed by Alameda County Supervisor Keith Carson, District 5, and East Bay EDA...
by East Bay EDA | Sep 14, 2023 | Data, East Bay Hot Spots, News
The East Bay cities of Berkeley and Emeryville have been among the region’s hot spots when it comes to supporting growth and innovation in new industries and technologies, particularly in the cleantech, food and life sciences sectors. Drawing from their proximity to...
