Engagement Bodies

With regional collaboration key to success, we work with a large and diverse network of private-sector leaders, civic organizations, government and education partners in pursuing our initiatives.

 

We engage more than 300 people each month across various strategy, action and advisory bodies in our charge to drive action and economic planning across industry sectors, county lines and political aisles.

 

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Board of Directors

Our 24-member board represents a diverse range of public- and private-sector leaders from across the region’s industries and geography.

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Founders Circle

These investors provide strategic leadership in advancing our vision and shaping the future of the Central Coast.

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REACH Council

Representing the breadth of business in the region, the REACH Council is the driving force behind our economic action and initiative work.

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Practitioner Network

The network brings economic development professionals from 30 jurisdictions and organizations together for systematic collaboration on business attraction and expansion.

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LEVERAGING COLLECTIVE STRENGTHS

WHY REGIONAL COLLABORATION?

Not only are the region’s opportunities and challenges larger than any one community can address, neighboring jurisdictions all too often wind up competing with each other for a bigger slice of the pie.

By leveraging our collective strengths, world-class assets and combined political power, we can create a bigger economic pie and help everyone do better.

In today’s global economy, this collaborative approach is paramount because competition for jobs, investment and tax revenue is not just down the road but across the world. A single community rarely has the workers, transportation, housing and amenities to compete on its own. Banded together, however, we have the ingredients for a more resilient and prosperous economy.

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