American Indian Chamber Education Fund - Procurement Technical Assistance Center (PTAC)
The American Indian Chamber Education Fund PTAC is affiliated with the American Indian Chamber of Commerce of California and is operated through a cooperative agreement with the U.S. Department of Defense, Defense Logistics Agency.
We provide FREE Assistance for American Indian and Alaskan Indian-Owned Businesses.
Our program provides intensive, one-on-one assistance to American Indian/Alaskan Native owned businesses, and tribal enterprises wishing to participate in the government marketplace. Service area includes 122 Indian reservations in Pacific and Western Bureau of Indian Affairs Regions located in California, Arizona, Nevada, and Utah.
Corporate Headquarters:
555 West Fifth St.
31st Floor
Los Angeles, CA
90013
(213) 440 - 3232
(213) 341 - 0104
(480) 699 - 9529
ptacinfo@aicccal.org
Association of Bay Area Governments State Data Center (SDC)
California Manufacturing Technology Consulting
California Native American Business Enterprise Center (NABEC)
California State Trademark Information
To register a trademark and/or service mark at the state level, you must file an application with the trademark office of the specific state in which protection is sought.
To learn about your state registration requirements, visit the link below for contact information for your location.
Corporation for Manufacturing Excellence (Manex)
Determine Your State and Local Business Tax Obligations in California
In addition to business taxes required by the federal government, you will have to pay some state and local taxes. Each state and locality has its own tax laws. Having knowledge of your state tax requirement can help you avoid problems and your business save money. The most common types of tax requirements for small business are income taxes and employment taxes.
Economic Development Cooperative, Venture County (EDC-VC)
EDC-VC’s Small Business Development Center for Ventura and Santa Barbara Counties connects businesses to services, offers free business services to sustain and create jobs,and expands the number of opportunities for entry-level workers to the highest talent.
EDC-VC also helps businesses with these programs and services: access to capital, business turn around assistance, manufacturing outreach and help with international trade.
Export Initiative for Ventura and Santa Barbara Counties
Expanding Exports
The Economic Development Collaborative-Ventura County’s Small Business Development Center (SBDC) launched its Export Initiative for Ventura and Santa Barbara counties in 2011 to help area companies develop export opportunities or expand an existing international export business. The SBDC Export Initiative was inspired by the president’s National Export Initiative, which aims to double exports over the next five years to support 2 million jobs in America.
Through the Los Angeles Regional SBDC, the federal Small Business Jobs Act provided $190,000 in funding to jumpstart the regional program.
For the region’s Export Initiative, SBDC advisors will provide one-on-one free consulting, facilitate trade, connect companies with needed resources and provide marketing assistance and research.
Initiative Partners
The SBDC Export Initiative is made possible through the support of the EDC-VC, U.S. Department of Commerce International Trade Administration’s U.S. and Foreign Commercial Service, U.S. Postal Service, District Export Council and Santa Barbara City College.
The Export Initiative will provide services and information to businesses through these partnerships:
SBDC of Ventura and Santa Barbara Counties
EDC-VC’s SBDC of Ventura and Santa Barbara Counties provides one-on-one counseling for small and medium-size businesses looking to expand their market share. The SBDC has a network of advisors who specialize in a wide range of areas, from accounting and market research to financial management and manufacturing. SBDC also has a team of highly experienced business advisors who specialize in export and import operations. This team helps companies navigate various international export challenges, such as international documentation, payment terms, agreements, regulatory compliance, international marketing research and strategy. U.S. Commercial Service develop finance and insurance strategies that align with business objectives and help complete the export transaction. The U.S. Commercial Service also provides low-cost research and distributor services.
District Export Council
Regional district export councils complement the U.S. Commercial Service’s export promotion efforts by counseling businesses on the export process and offering trade education and community outreach. The Southern California Regional District Export Council will provide mentoring and seminars to businesses for the SBDC Export Initiative.
U.S. Postal Service
The U.S. Postal Service is expanding its partnership with the U.S. Department of Commerce to support the newly established National Export Initiative. Through its global business team, the Postal Service will build on its alliance partnership with the Commerce Department’s International Trade Administration to encourage and support small and medium-size businesses interested in establishing or expanding exports. The Postal Service will support the SBDC Export Initiative by distributing global trade information to domestic and international businesses.
Santa Barbara City College
SBCC is home to the Scheinfeld Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation and the SBDC Satellite Center. Students and business leaders can pursue degree and certificate programs in international business, and participate in seminars and trainings on international law, import export operations, logistics, trade finance and international marketing.
Federal Technology Center Procurement Technical Assistance Center (PTAC)
The Federal Technology Center PTAC helps businesses in California compete successfully in federal, state and local government contracting through the Procurement Technical Assistance Program (PTAP).
Contact Mr. Bill Teeple at the Federal Technology Center PTAC in North Highlands at (916) 334-9388.
Address:
4600 Roseville Road
Suite 100
North Highlands, CA 95660
Sacramento County
Los Angeles County Office of Small Business-Procurement Technical Assistance Center (OSB-PTAC)
The Los Angeles County Office of Small Business PTAC provides specialized and professional technical assistance to individuals and businesses seeking to pursue and successfully perform under contracting and subcontracting opportunities with the Department of Defense, other federal agencies, and/or state and local governments.
Location and contact information:
1100 North Eastern Avenue, 1st Floor
Los Angeles , CA 90063
Phone: (323) 881-3964
Toll free: (855) 230-6430
Fax: (323) 881-1871
OSB E-mail: osb@isd.lacounty.gov
Los Angeles Minority Business Development Agency (MBDA) Center
The MBDA Business Center located in Los Angeles, CA is operated by the University of Southern California in partnership with the Mayor’s Office of Economic and Business Policy, City of Los Angeles. The center is part of a national network of centers funded by the U.S. Department of Commerce, located in major cities throughout the United States. The center works with minority business enterprises to generate increased financing and contract opportunities and to create and retain jobs.
Core Business Services:
Access to Markets
Access to Contracts
Access to Capital
Strategic Business Consulting
Location:
3716 South Hope St. Suite No. 341
Los Angeles, CA 90089-7706
Telephone #: 213-821-2541
Sergio Gascon
To obtain additional information on the Minority Business Development Agency, please visit: www.mbda.gov.
Manufacturing Outreach Program - Ventura County Economic Development Collaborative
Maintaining a strong foundation
Ventura County has long relied on manufacturing for its economic success.
• 80,000 jobs directly and indirectly created by the county’s manufacturing industry
• Comprises nearly 14 percent of the county’s jobs, as compared to 11 percent state and nationwide
• 74 percent higher average pay than all other industry sectors
• Ventura County ranks 5th in the nation for high-paying manufacturing jobs
As technology continues to improve production, the need to keep a well-trained workforce and have access to resources is vital. Helping companies overcome these challenges yields the greatest returns for a community.
EDC-VC is helping Ventura County build on its robust manufacturing industry to continue strengthening the region’s economy and increasing high-quality job opportunities.
Constructing a plan for success
The EDC-VC Manufacturing Outreach Program provides local manufacturers with no-cost assistance:
• Personalized business advising
• Customized training
• International trade
• Developing sustainable business
Working together to build a better future
Our partners include:
• Workforce Investment Board of Ventura County
• Ventura County Job & Career Centers
• California Manufacturing Technology Consulting
• Ventura County Community College District
• The Gas Company
• Southern California Edison
Retail and Leisure Businesses Program - EDC, Ventura County
Shopping for Business assistance
As a tourist destination and scenic area people want to call home, Ventura County enjoys the benefits of strong retail and leisure/hospitality sectors. Nearly 22 percent of the region’s employment is in these two sectors, meaning their continued health is vital to the local economy. Economic Development Collaborative-Ventura County’s Small Business Development Center provides free one-on-one advising and workshops to help retail and leisure/hospitality businesses grow stronger to improve their bottom line and the region’s. SBDC’s expert group of approximately 30 professional advisors offers assistance with all business-related topics. In addition, many advisors have specialized expertise in the retail and leisure/hospitality sectors to ensure business owners and workers get the exact help they need. SBDC advisors provide retail and leisure/hospitality-tailored assistance in these areas and more:
• Keeping up with competition through market research.
• Staying current on changing consumer demands.
• Improving levels of customer service through employee training and support.
• Maintaining high productivity despite fewer employees.
• Managing pricing strategies and cash flow in markets with tight margins.
• Developing strategies for building and expanding business locally and globally.
The EDC-VC also offers area businesses access to capital, manufacturing outreach, business turn-around assistance and help with international trade.
RetaiI: Important for jobs and economic growth
Across the nation, retail is critical to economic success because consumer spending drives our economy. According to the National Retail Federation:
• 1 in 4 U.S. jobs is in the retail sector.
• 42 million retail jobs provide $2.5 trillion each year.
• Retail is a daily barometer of the nation’s economic health.
Ventura County’s retail sector provides 34,500 local jobs,making it an integral part of the local economy’s vitality. Retail jobs also pave the way for upward mobility for workers at all levels. To keep our local economy strong, we need to keep our retail sector thriving.
Leasure and hospitality: a bright spot in local economy
The leisure and hospitality sectors play a critical role in Ventura County’s ability to attract visitors and employers that pay high-end wages. From restaurants, catering and recreation to hotels, arts and entertainment, these areas within leisure and hospitality are key for the county:
• Leisure and hospitality jobs rose 6.6 percent from January 2010 to July 2011,from 29,500 to 31,600 jobs.
• Jobs in arts, entertainment and recreation continue to be particularly strong.
• With wage rates and salaried employment in the hospitality industry expected to rise up to 17 percent through 2014, Ventura County is well-positioned for job growth in this sector.
When these businesses are robust, they attract visitors. Visitors spend money, which allows businesses to hire more local residents and stimulate the local economy.
Revolving Loan Fund - Ventura County Economic Development Collaborative
Lending you a hand for your success
The Economic Development Collaborative-Ventura County (EDC-VC) offers a loan program dedicated to helping business access the capital essential to success. We specialize in providing belowmarket financing for existing and new businesses that may not qualify for conventional loans.
Supported by funds from the U.S. Department of Commerce, and by the cities and county of Ventura, EDC-VC loans are open to all industry sectors in all areas of Ventura County.
Business heep now and Later
EDC-VC’s Small Business Development Center provides free business advising to guide companies through the loan preparation and application process. Through its roster of nearly 30 advisors who are experts in their fields, SBDC also helps businesses grow:
• Business plans
• Capital sourcing
• Government contracting and procurement
• Human resources
• Legal issues
The Revolving loan Fund:
helping Your business grow
• Startup assistance
• Marketing/Sales
• International trade
• Managing a business
• Technology
• e-commerce
Mission statement
The EDC-VC’s vision is to maintain a healthy Ventura County economy through collaboration, education and training as a means to create and
sustain quality jobs and improve wealth, thus enhancing the standard of living and quality of life throughout Ventura County.
1601 Carmen Drive, Suite 215
Camarillo, CA 93010
805-384-1800 • info@edc-vc.com
www.edc-vc.com
If you are interested in the Revolving Loan
Fund, contact Marvin Boateng, loan officer, 805-409-9158, marvin.boateng@edc-vc.com.
How it works
The Revolving Loan Fund makes available long-term, below-marketpriced financing for new and existing businesses. Loans may be considered for the financing of fixed assets, working capital, leasehold improvements and debt restructuring:
• Loans may range from $10,000 to $250,000.
• Maximum loan term is 84 months.
• Rates are competitively priced and are set by the loan board.
• Origination fees will not exceed out-of-pocket expenses plus 2% of the loan amount.
• Eligibility is limited to the following: three years of financial statements and projections; a loan rejection letter from a bank; create at least one new job per $25,000 lent.
• Collateral for loans includes the personal real estate of guarantor if available; any assets purchased by the loan; and a UCC-1 filing on all business assets.
Why we do what we do
Through the Revolving Loan Fund, EDC-VC is able to:
• Create and retain jobs in Ventura County.
• Contribute to the retention and expansion of businesses.
• Provide an immediate, accessible source of funding for start-up and existing small and medium size businesses.
• Broaden the economic base of the County, creating a stable economic future for our region.
• Help business owners overcome hurdles to successful entrepreneurship.
If you are interested in the Revolving Loan
Fund, contact Marvin Boateng, loan officer,
805-409-9158, marvin.boateng@edc-vc.com.
Riverside Community College District - Procurement Assistance Center
The Procurement Assitance Center (PAC) provides important resource information and procurement training to businesses seeking to market their goods and services to the Federal, State & Local governments.
The PAC is the only federally authorized Procurement Technical Assistance Center (PTAC) providing its services to Riverside and San Bernadino counties.
The PAC will help you gain a better understanding of electronic business and learn about some of the tools, technologies, and techniques specific to eBusiness and how they can be used to do business with the Department of Defense and other agencies.
Procurement Assistance Center
(RCCD - Office of Economic Development)
152 East Sixth Street
Corona, CA 92879
Telephone: 951-571-6442
Fax: 951-898-7946
Email: pac@rcc.edu
Riverside Minority Business Development Agency (MBDA) Business Center
Sacramento Area Council of Governments (COG) State Data Center (SDC)
San Diego Association of Governments State Data Center (SDC)
San Diego Contracting Opportunities Center - Procurement Technical Assistance Center (PTAC)
The San Diego Contracting Opportunities Center (SDCOC) is a program of Southwestern College/Foundation. It is a PTAC, funded by local government agencies and the Department of Defense. Our mission is to assist San Diego small businesses in how to do business with federal, state and local government agencies. This assistance is provided at no cost to the small business owner. Small businesses (as defined by the Small Business Administration) that have a product or service needed by a government agency are welcome to apply for services. Learn more about our services and the benefits of government contracting.
San Diego Contracting Opportunities Center (SDCOC)
Located at PLNU - Mission Valley
4007 Camino del Rio South, Suite 210
San Diego, CA 92108-4189
Phone: (619) 285-7020
Fax: (619) 285-7030
E-mail: sdcoc@ptac-sandiego.org
Office Hours: Monday-Friday (8am-5pm)
San Francisco National Enterprise Center
MBDA provides funding for a network of minority business centers located throughout the nation. The Centers provide minority entrepreneurs with one-on-one assistance in writing business plans, marketing, management and technical assistance and financial planning to assure adequate financing for business ventures.
The Centers are staffed by business specialists who have the knowledge and practical experience needed to run successful and profitable businesses. Business referral services are provided free of charge. However, the network generally charges nominal fees for specific management and technical assistance services.
MBDA strives to create a new generation of minority-owned businesses generating $100 million in annual revenues. The strategic focus is to maximize job creation and global competitiveness for minority-owned businesses and to foster innovation and entrepreneurship with minority-owned businesses in high-growth industries.
Location:
Location and contact information:
221 Main Street, Room 1280
San Francisco, CA 94105
Telephone: 415-744-3001 | Fax: 415-744-3061 | sfro-info@mbda.gov
To obtain additional information on the Minority Business Development Agency, please visit: www.mbda.gov.
San Jose Minority Business Development Agency (MBDA) Business Center
MBDA provides funding for a network of minority business centers located throughout the nation. The Centers provide minority entrepreneurs with one-on-one assistance in writing business plans, marketing, management and technical assistance and financial planning to assure adequate financing for business ventures.
The Centers are staffed by business specialists who have the knowledge and practical experience needed to run successful and profitable businesses. Business referral services are provided free of charge. However, the network generally charges nominal fees for specific management and technical assistance services.
MBDA strives to create a new generation of minority-owned businesses generating $100 million in annual revenues. The strategic focus is to maximize job creation and global competitiveness for minority-owned businesses and to foster innovation and entrepreneurship with minority-owned businesses in high-growth industries.
Location:
800 N. First St., 2nd Floor
San Jose, CA 95112
Telephone #: 408-998-8058
Program Director: Alejandro Serrudo
Small Business Administration (SBA) Fresno District Office
Small Business Administration (SBA) Los Angeles District Office
Small Business Administration (SBA) Sacramento District Office
Small Business Administration (SBA) San Diego District Office
Small Business Administration (SBA) San Francisco District Office
The SBA San Francisco District Office supports SBA Local Offices, and works to advocate and accelerate economic development, growth and competitiveness in the State by supporting technical assistance, business training, counseling, mentoring and other services for small business owners.
Small Business Administration (SBA) Santa Ana District Office
Southern California Association of Governments State Data Center (SDC)
State Census Data Center - Department of Finance
The California Department of Finance serves as a State Data Center that provides local business communities with education and access to Census Bureau data and products such as Population Estimates and Projections, Income, Poverty, and Employment, and Gross Domestic Product in addition to other economic data and statistical resources.
Location and contact information:
915 L Street, 8th Floor
Sacramento, CA 95814-3706
Ms. Julie Hoang
or California State Data Center
(916) 323-4086
FAX (916) 327-0222
TechShop - San Francisco
TechShop is a membership-based workshop that provides members with access to tools and equipment, instruction, and a community of creative and supportive people so they can build the things they have always wanted to make.
TechShop is designed for everyone, regardless of their skill level. TechShop is perfect for inventors, makers, hackers, tinkerers, artists, roboteers, families, entrepreneurs, youth groups, FIRST robotic teams, arts and crafts enthusiasts, and anyone else who wants to be able to make things that they dream up but don't have the tools, space or skills. TechShop provides access to a wide variety of machinery and tools including milling machines and lathes, welding stations and a CNC plasma cutter, sheet metal working equipment, drill presses and band saws, industrial sewing machines, hand tools, plastic and wood working equipment including a 4' x 8' ShopBot CNC router, electronics design and fabrication facilities, Epilog laser cutters, tubing and metal bending machines, a Dimension SST 3-D printer, electrical supplies and tools, and pretty much everything you'd ever need to make just about anything. TechShop is for EVERYONE!
If you already know how to use all the stuff at TechShop, that's great. If you want to learn about the equipment and tools you have never used before, you can take an SBU (Safety and Basic Use) class and get up to speed on that tool or machine in just a few hours. Don't be afraid to try new things, whether it is welding, using a milling machine, working with fabrics and leather or plastics, or cutting keyways in a gear. The whole point of TechShop is to empower you with a wide variety of new capabilities so you can start to see the pathway that lets you make new and exciting things. TechShop is ready to help you Build Your Dreams Here!
TechShop San Francisco is located at 926 Howard Street, just 1 block from the Moscone Center, 3 blocks from the Powell Street BART station, and 6 blocks from Union Square. The building is 17,000 square feet and includes a private parking lot.TechShop San Francisco is Open 9:00 AM to Midnight 7 Days a Week!
Address and Contact Information:
926 Howard Street
San Francisco, CA 94103
General Information: info.sf@techshop.ws
Customer Billing Information: accounts.sf@techshop.ws
TechShop - San Jose
TechShop is a membership-based workshop that provides members with access to tools and equipment, instruction, and a community of creative and supportive people so they can build the things they have always wanted to make.
TechShop is designed for everyone, regardless of their skill level. TechShop is perfect for inventors, makers, hackers, tinkerers, artists, roboteers, families, entrepreneurs, youth groups, FIRST robotic teams, arts and crafts enthusiasts, and anyone else who wants to be able to make things that they dream up but don't have the tools, space or skills. TechShop provides access to a wide variety of machinery and tools including milling machines and lathes, welding stations and a CNC plasma cutter, sheet metal working equipment, drill presses and band saws, industrial sewing machines, hand tools, plastic and wood working equipment including a 4' x 8' ShopBot CNC router, electronics design and fabrication facilities, Epilog laser cutters, tubing and metal bending machines, a Dimension SST 3-D printer, electrical supplies and tools, and pretty much everything you'd ever need to make just about anything. TechShop is for EVERYONE!
If you already know how to use all the stuff at TechShop, that's great. If you want to learn about the equipment and tools you have never used before, you can take an SBU (Safety and Basic Use) class and get up to speed on that tool or machine in just a few hours. Don't be afraid to try new things, whether it is welding, using a milling machine, working with fabrics and leather or plastics, or cutting keyways in a gear. The whole point of TechShop is to empower you with a wide variety of new capabilities so you can start to see the pathway that lets you make new and exciting things. TechShop is ready to help you Build Your Dreams Here!
TechShop San Jose is located at 300 South 2nd Street, has close proximity to freeways, and is within walking distance of Light Rail and San Jose State University. The building is 17,000 square feet and includes onsite parking and nearby overflow parking.
TechShop San Jose is Open 9:00 AM to Midnight 7 Days a Week!
Address and Contact Information
TechShop San Jose
300 South 2nd Street
San Jose, CA 95113
General Information: info.sj@techshop.ws
Customer Billing Information: accounts.sj@techshop.ws
TechShop Menlo Park
TechShop is a membership-based workshop that provides members with access to tools and equipment, instruction, and a community of creative and supportive people so they can build the things they have always wanted to make.
TechShop is designed for everyone, regardless of their skill level. TechShop is perfect for inventors, makers, hackers, tinkerers, artists, roboteers, families, entrepreneurs, youth groups, FIRST robotic teams, arts and crafts enthusiasts, and anyone else who wants to be able to make things that they dream up but don't have the tools, space or skills. TechShop provides access to a wide variety of machinery and tools including milling machines and lathes, welding stations and a CNC plasma cutter, sheet metal working equipment, drill presses and band saws, industrial sewing machines, hand tools, plastic and wood working equipment including a 4' x 8' ShopBot CNC router, electronics design and fabrication facilities, Epilog laser cutters, tubing and metal bending machines, a Dimension SST 3-D printer, electrical supplies and tools, and pretty much everything you'd ever need to make just about anything. TechShop is for EVERYONE!
If you already know how to use all the stuff at TechShop, that's great. If you want to learn about the equipment and tools you have never used before, you can take an SBU (Safety and Basic Use) class and get up to speed on that tool or machine in just a few hours. Don't be afraid to try new things, whether it is welding, using a milling machine, working with fabrics and leather or plastics, or cutting keyways in a gear. The whole point of TechShop is to empower you with a wide variety of new capabilities so you can start to see the pathway that lets you make new and exciting things. TechShop is ready to help you Build Your Dreams Here!
TechShop Menlo Park is located near the intersection of Highway 101 and Highway 84, providing easy access from most Bay Area locations. The building is 15,500 square feet and includes a private parking lot as well as street parking. Visit http://techshop.ws/ts_menlo_park_equipment.html to check out all the great equipment TechShop Menlo Park has to offer.
TechShop Menlo Park is Open 9:00 AM to Midnight 7 Days a Week!
Address and Contact Information:
120 Independence Drive
Menlo Park, CA 94025
Toll Free: 1-(800)-640-1975
Local Phone: (650) 521-9027
General Information: info.mp@techshop.ws
Customer Billing Questions: accounts.mp@techshop.ws
The City of Ventura Business Assistance Loan Program
overview
Through its Business Assistance Program, the city of Ventura funds three separate loan options. One is a small business or micro-enterprise program;
the second is designed to revitalize the city’s older commercial districts through building rehabilitation, such as through facade and structural
improvements; the third is to support commercial property owners with code compliance. All of these loan programs are aimed at assisting business
owners overcome some of the hurdles to successful entrepreneurship. EDC-VC’s role is to provide business counseling and loan application
assistance to business and building owners and to handle all loan underwriting and subsequent servicing. EDC-VC maintains a Loan Administration Board for the review and approval of loan applications.
Small Business loans
Offers low-interest loans designed to create jobs and support the growth of Ventura’s small business community. Small business loans from $10,000 to $50,000 can be used for:
• Business related expenses including inventory and accounts payable and receivable.
• Working capital for the acquisition of an existing business, building, machinery, equipment, furniture, fixtures and vehicles.
• Renovation and exterior improvements involving landscaping, facades, signage and parking areas.
Commercial rehabilitation loans
Offers low-interest loans designed to revitalize the city’s older commercial districts. Owners of businesses and commercial property within the downtown, midtown and westside areas are eligible for loans from $10,000 to $50,000, which can be used for:
• Architectural andengineering servicesforpreliminary construction designs and cost estimates (i.e., site plans, design concepts, color building elevations and signage designs).
• Paymentofdevelopmentfeesforbuildingpermits,inspection services and utility conversions.
• Facade andtenantimprovementstosignage, lighting,windows, doors, awnings and fascia.
• Historicpreservationactivitiesforpropertiesincommercialuse.
Code Compliance
Offers loans from $10,000 to $25,000, which can be used for:
• Generalpropertymaintenance improvementstoexterior and interior lighting, windows, doors, exterior fences and facade maintenance (i.e., cleaning and painting).
• Parking area anddrainage improvementsrelatedtopaved aprons, curbs, wheel stops and striping.
• Structural andseismic improvementstobuilding supports, walls, roofs, ceilings, and plumbing and electrical systems.
• ModificationspursuanttotheAmericanswithDisabilitiesAct
University of California - Berkeley Data Archive and Technical Assistance Center
The University of California - Berkeley serves as a State Data Center that provides local business communities with education and access to Census Bureau data and products such as Population Estimates and Projections, Income, Poverty, and Employment, and Gross Domestic Product in addition to other economic data and statistical resources.
Location and contact information:
2420 Bowditch Street #5670
Berkeley, CA 94720-5100
Mr. Jon Stiles
(510) 642-6571
FAX (510) 643-8292