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Business Economic Development Resources
Pleasanton
Chamber of Commerce
<www.pleasanton.org>
"Your Pleasanton Chamber of Commerce is organized to benefit businesses
by creating and promoting economic opportunity, strengthening and educating
our members in the community, while influencing public policy."
Dublin Chamber of
Commerce
<www.dublinchamber.org>
Businesses working together to make Dublin a better place to live, work
and do business. The Chamber also provides a voice for the business
community on local issues. There are committees hard at work meeting
the needs of the business community and community at large. The Chamber
is an organization committed to improving the economic climate and quality
of life in Dublin.
Livermore
Chamber of Commerce
<www.livermorechamber.org>
"The Livermore Chamber of Commerce welcomes your membership and
looks forward to providing you with the many benefits of membership."
Economic
Development of Alliance & Businesses
<www.edab.org>
"The economic development organization that serves the East Bay,
providing assistance with site location, financing, regulatory coordination,
workforce and a number of business climate issues."
Tri-Valley
Business Council
<www.tri-valley.org>
"In October 1998, a diverse group of Tri-Valley leaders joined
together to develop a vision for the future of the region. We wanted
to define a positive and achievable future based on the shared values
of Tri-Valley residents. We developed a set of interdependent environmental,
social, and economic goals to express that vision. We also developed
a set of specific measures of progress for each of the goals. We have
tested these goals with the residents of the Tri-Valley through a public
opinion poll. And, we have convened a set of committees to design and
implement actions that will move the region toward the positive and
achievable vision of the future."
East Bay I.T.
Group
<www.ebig.org>
This group is the East Bay's leading technology forum. This forum provides
a connection to the best and brightest developers, entrepreneurs, and
start-ups in the San Francisco East Bay. With strong ties to industry
experts, major technology corporations, and local municipalities, eBig
is the East Bay's premier resource for information, education, and personal
networking for people seeking connections and technology resources.
Downsizing Resources:
Outplacement
Services
<www.acwib.org/downsizing/>
The Rapid Response Program is triggered by a WARN notice and is designed
to assist employers and their employees in the case of a layoff or facility
closure. A Rapid Response Team including representatives from the local
One-Stop Career Center and from EDD will work with company representatives
and employees in advance of the layoff date to develop employment transition
services. Available services include informational briefings, workshops,
on-site registration for training programs and unemployment insurance
benefits, and links to community services.
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