Greater Sacramento Economic Council
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The Greater Sacramento Economic Council is the region's leading facilitator of economic development.
Today, we have one of the strongest technical teams on the planet and we routinely beat out firms out of the Bay Area and New York to win and service new clients to drive strategic growth. Although revenue growth has been impacted, Sacramento’s competitive cost profile is enabling us to continue to execute our growth and scale strategy. Our office is an amazing state-of-the-art 10,000-square-foot facility where we were able to partner with GSEC and Cushman & Wakefield to secure with competitive pricing and flexible terms. Organizations like GSEC and leaders like GSEC’s President & CEO Barry Broome are facilitating business and best practice discussions that are enabling local businesses to recover and eventually thrive again.
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. Turton Commercial will leverage GSEC’s expertise and resources to increase visibility of the region and increase opportunities for economic growth and investment. Turton Commercial Real Estate represents some of the most desired office and retail spaces in the Capital region including the Ice Blocks, The Cannery, 1130 K Street, 830 K Street, 730 I Street, 1300 U Street, and The Press building, as well as, many of the most desirable infill development and redevelopment sites in the urban core. Joining the economic expertise of the Greater Sacramento Economic Council with the real estate and investment expertise of Turton increases the visibility of the region and provides greater resources for investors moving to Greater Sacramento.
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 report delivered on calling attention to Greater Sacramento’s outstanding talent base and all the region has to offer to high-growth companies,” said Lisa Stanley, First Vice President with CBRE in Sacramento. The President and CEO of GSEC, Barry Broome, continually travels across the nation to share the talent report and messages of growth, opportunity 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.
Of the 50 largest cities in the U. S. with more than 1 million residents, California’s capital city region has the lowest reported infection rate of the coronavirus per 100,000 residents according to data from Johns Hopkins Center for Health and Security. The Greater Sacramento region is spread out among 6 counties including Sacramento, Yolo, Placer, El Dorado, Yuba, and Sutter Counties. There is a dense talent pool due to multiple higher education institutions including UC Davis, Sacramento State University, University of the Pacific, California Northstate University, and Los Rios Community College. The Greater Sacramento region isn’t stopping on current developments including The Railyards – one of the largest infill projects in the nation; Aggie Square and development on Mace Road in Davis.