by East Bay EDA | Jul 15, 2026 | East Bay Digest, Economic Development, Economy, Events
Welcome to the East Bay Digest—your monthly overview of the latest economic development updates from cities across the East Bay. This July edition highlights key news and announcements from each of our region’s seven dynamic subregions for the first half of 2026....
by East Bay EDA | May 26, 2026 | Community, Culture, Events, International, News
On Thursday, May 21, Bloc15 in Jack London Square was adorned with flowers, captivating sculptures, vibrant paintings, and people from across the Bay Area, all celebrating Gourmex East Bay’s arrival in Oakland. Gourmex is an event of the Consulate General of Mexico....
by East Bay EDA | May 5, 2026 | Economic Development, Events, News
Last month, East Bay EDA joined more than 400 economic development professionals from across California and beyond at the CALED Annual Conference in Palm Springs, CA, to discuss and learn how to build, reimagine, and strengthen their local and regional economies amid...
by East Bay EDA | Jul 15, 2025 | Community, Events, News
It was a sunny day in Oakland at the Alameda County Community Food Bank, where East Bay EDA hosted its Food Bank Volunteer Day on July 10. What started as an invitation to join PG&E at the beginning of the year to give back grew into an official summer volunteer...
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 | May 15, 2025 | Events, International, News
Each May, World Trade Month is celebrated in the United States to highlight how international trade unlocks new business opportunities, creates jobs, and strengthens the U.S. and global economy. According to the International Trade Administration at the US Department...
