Regional Economic Partners

Economic Alliance of the San Fernando Valley

The purpose of the Economic Alliance is to grow and sustain the economic base of the San Fernando Valley while improving the quality of life in our five-city region.

Greater Antelope Valley Economic Alliance (GAVEA)

The Greater Antelope Valley Economic Alliance, (GAVEA) exists to assure that the Valley region - containing the incorporated cities of Lancaster, Palmdale, California City, Ridgecrest and Tehachapi, and stretches from Acton in the south to Ridgecrest in the north, to Tehachapi and Gorman in the west and to the San Bernardino County line in the east - maintains a well funded and sustained program to attract, retain and expand business opportunities to the greater Antelope Valley area.

San Gabriel Valley Economic Partnership

The San Gabriel Valley Economic Partnership is a non-profit corporation representing both public and private sectors, the Partnership is the exclusive source for San Gabriel Valley-specific information, expertise, consulting, products, services, and events. It is the single organization in the Valley with the mission to sustain and build the regional economy for the mutual benefit of all thirty (30) cities, chambers of commerce, academic institutions, businesses and residents.

Santa Clarita Valley Economic Alliance

The Santa Clarita Valley Economic Alliance (SCVEA) is a collaborative effort between private and public sectors to attract new business to the Santa Clarita Valley, assist in the retention and expansion of business already located in the Santa Clarita Valley and to create new jobs.

South Bay Economic Development Partnership

The South Bay Economic Development Partnership (SBEDP) is dedicated to the maintenance of continued economic growth for the benefit of all regional stakeholders and the avoidance of a 1980s style economic downturn.

Westside Economic Collaborative

The Westside Economic Collaborative - representing the cities of Beverly Hills, Culver City, Malibu, Santa Monica, West Hollywood, and parts of Los Angeles - works to improve the economic and living conditions of the Westside by helping business and government leaders identify and put into practice ways for creating economic prosperity for the entire westside community.