California is beefing up its economic development marketing efforts.
The Governor's Office of Business and Economic
Development, or GO-Biz, is California's strongest effort to attract new
companies and support existing businesses since the Technology, Trade
and Commerce Agency was shuttered in 2003 under Gov. Gray Davis.
According to a GO-Biz news release, there is a first time allocation of $3.75 million. That should
provide about 28 employees focused on the attraction, retention and
expansion of businesses, international trade, small-business assistance,
permit streamlining and more. More here.
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