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and let’s figure out how Fremont’s ecosystem
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What People are Saying

“Fremont is at the epicenter of the Silicon Valley, serving as the region’s central anchor, midway between San Francisco/Oakland and San Jose. With BART’s extension into Warm Springs (and further into Milpitas and North San Jose), this location provides better access for our 100 hard-working employees. But more importantly, it gives us much broader access to our customers.”

— Judy Tatro, CEO, ProExhibits

“Over the past 24 years as a homebuilder, we have seen Fremont residents become more affluent, more highly educated, and more widely traveled. Fremont residents are increasingly discriminating consumers with disposable income, and our interactions with our homebuyers led us to conclude that Fremont is ready for higher end retail.”

— Mark Robson, Robson Homes/Developer, Whole Foods

“We’ve been very happy here in Fremont. We really like the City’s vision. Fremont has a great mix of manufacturing, high tech and software. It’s thriving.”

— Stephen Garcia, Bay Area Circuits

“We have always viewed our relationship with the City of Fremont as a partnership. They share our passion for ‘green technology’ and the overall reduction of power consumption.”

— Alex Lau, Marketing & Brand Manager, Starlite LED

“It’s really a no brainer. Our ability to maintain a successful manufacturing operation in the Bay Area depends on the region fostering a globally competitive environment for our industries. Frankly, we are excited that Fremont has taken such a leadership role in regional manufacturing policy, and we are happy to support the effort.”

— Michael Drewniany, President, South Bay Solutions

Known by the Companies We Keep

Fremont Business@Fremont4Biz·
20 Jul

New dessert restaurant #MeetFresh just opened in @Fremont_CA @ShopPacCommons @mercnews https://t.co/w3kJvTFRLR

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Fremont Business@Fremont4Biz·
19 Jul

Starting a #smallbusiness right begins with a solid business plan. Learn more at https://t.co/ksvngcekpp @eliotbuchanan @forbes

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19 Jul

A highlight from the @BayAreaCouncil economic profile report includes @LamResearch as an example of a #Fortune500 company that has benefited from close proximity to research institutions. https://t.co/17R514oBKZ

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Fremont Business@Fremont4Biz·
18 Jul

Talented workforce, top-notch education system, #startup economy are all factors that contribute to regional #innovation per the recently published @BayAreaCouncil economic profile. https://t.co/17R514oBKZ

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“What We Think”(Blog)

Bay Area’s Economic Profile Reports Sustained Development and Innovation

Exactly how does the Bay Area stack up against the nation’s top knowledge-based economies? How competitive is the Bay Area economy on a global scale? How well have we recovered from the Great Recession? This month, the Bay Area Council Economic Institute published the 10th economic profile of the Bay Area since 1997, which answers […]

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Niles: A Historic District Still Making Things

As you will hear in any retail industry presentation worth its salt, authenticity is crucial for main streets to stay relevant. So, it is with a sense of pride and optimism that our City and community business appreciation team highlights new attractions in the Niles District that signal an appreciation for the past paired with […]

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“Maker-Tech” Crosses Lines of Industrial, Office & Retail Uses

The following article was originally printed in AreaDevelopment Q2 2018. An emerging type of advanced manufacturers, or “maker-tech” firms, is blurring the lines between design, fabrication, and small-batch production facilities to quickly turn ideas into finished products. Sharing many characteristics of the hacker or maker culture, these companies may employ engineers, scientists, and skilled trade […]

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