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ERROR: type should be string, got "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W7HvzZeuA3I&t=2s\nWe Are Greater Sacramento\nIf you are interested in relocating your business, we offer complimentary, data-driven consultancy to help you consider the Greater Sacramento market.\nWe help companies in choosing a location, securing talented employees, taking advantage of incentive programs, and connecting with business peers.\nContact Our Complimentary Business Advisors\nA Value Proposition You Can't Afford to Ignore\nGreater Sacramento provides access to the California innovation ecosystem, world-class talent and a mega-region of resources – all at a cost that allows for sustainable growth. As the top metro region for net inflow of Redfin real estate searches in Q4 2017, it is clear that people are taking notice. And where are these talented individuals coming from? San Francisco and, for out-of-state searches, from Seattle.\nDirect access to a system of universities, anchored by the top UC schools, gives the region a powerful workforce – including 318,000 currently enrolled 4-year university students.\nCost-Efficiency\nRelocating to Greater Sacramento from Seattle cuts employee expenses by nearly a third. For an employer, these cost savings multiply.\nThe Northern California Megaregion is a competitive marketplace of 12.2 million people, with a regional GDP that is the highest of any US megaregion.\nThe Time is Now to Bring Your Business to Greater Sacramento\nThe Sacramento region is experiencing a profound shift in its competitive position, thanks in large part to an influx of entrepreneurs, businesses, creative professionals, and a highly-educated, STEM-driven talent base.\nIn parallel, the profitability of California’s business community continues to top national charts.\nCombined, these quantifiable advantages have positioned the region as the preferred option for profitable growth within California – the world’s most innovative economy.\nBy Greater Sacramento In Op-Eds\nLearning through collaboration\nBy Greater Sacramento In Business\nArizona launches #CAStruggles campaign, California pushing back\nBy Barry Broome In Op-Eds\nReaction to yesterday’s Budget and Audit Committee meeting\nBy Danielle Casey In Business\nBrookings Metro Monitor: May 2019 Update\nLike what you see? See more posts\nHighlights in the Media\nCalifornia’s economy isn’t just L.A. and Silicon Valley. We need a statewide strategy\nCalifornia needs a statewide economic development plan to spread jobs beyond the Bay Area and Southern California, and to counter claims that the state is bad for business. Assembly Bill 2596 by Ken Cooley and Kevin Kiley would broaden the brand.\nSacramento Is California’s Newest Real-Estate Hot Spot\nThe once-sleepy government town of Sacramento is attracting a rush of buyers and flurry of development near its Golden 1 Center, a new NBA arena.\nThe hardest job in tech? Convincing start-ups to move to Sacramento\nCynthia Carrillo knows the numbers. 30: The number of meetings she might do in a month with start-ups and venture capitalists. 3: The average number of times she has to talk to someone to persuade them to visit Sacramento.\nView More Highlights in the Media\nA Region on the Rise\nOur regional talent continues to contribute to innovation and sustainable growth in key industry clusters. The region, which is currently ranked #4 In STEM-related Bachelor’s degrees in the West and Southwest, has over 480,000 residents with a bachelor’s degree - nearly 240,000 of whom are in a STEM field (48%).\nAgritech Innovation\nFood production is a $54 billion industry in California, with over $21 billion coming from foreign exports. The Greater Sacramento area is at the forefront of Agritech innovation within this industry.\nLife science and health service is a top employer category in Greater Sacramento, with 166,686 jobs in that industry. Greater Sacramento is a life science and health service destination.\nGreater Sacramento is the place where startups go to scale up. Greater Sacramento feeds young companies on the verge of going big their ideal type of employee.\nAI and Autonomous Vehicles\nThe Greater Sacramento region is well poised to escalate growth within this sector, due to its high concentration of talent, robust infrastructure, and proximity to the Bay Area.\nThinking About Making the Move?\nContact Our Business Advisors\nWant to get involved in our organization?"