Greater Sacramento: Be local. Do global

Sacramento region county map showing Sierra, Nevada, Yuba, Suter, Placer, Yolo, and Sacramento

Regional Members

  • City of Sacramento
  • City of West Sacramento
  • Go-Biz
  • County of Placer
  • City of Elk Grove
  • City of Galt
  • County of Yuba
  • Capital Rivers Commercial
  • Greater Sacramento Area Economic Council
  • City of Roseville
  • City of Rancho Cordova
  • City of Citrus Heights
  • City Wide Property Services
  • CALED

Greater Sacramento is where companies come to accelerate productivity and enjoy an unparalleled employee experience — none of it at the expense of the other. The region spans from Lake Tahoe to the Central Valley and the vibrant university hub of Davis. As California’s capital region, it combines the dynamism of a global innovation hub with the accessibility of a connected, midsize market.

Why Sacramento?

  • Hub for advanced industries: The region is advancing growth across crucial, high value industries, including semiconductors, agri food tech, cleantech, life sciences, precision manufacturing and technology—supported by innovation, infrastructure, and the renowned R&D resources like UC Davis.
  • World-class talent and higher education: With over 711,000 college students within 100 miles, a diverse and highly educated workforce and programs like Digital Upskill to build talent pipelines, we power innovation and serve the evolving needs of industry.
  • Built on partnership: The Greater Sacramento region is globally recognized for excellence in economic development. The region’s leading economic development organization, Greater Sacramento Economic Council, brings together CEOs, elected officials, education leaders and community partners to drive sustainable economic growth and provide resources, partnerships and initiatives to support business success.

Regional Snapshot 

The Greater Sacramento region encompasses six counties, covering more than 22,000 square miles and home to over 2.6 million residents. Its location provides strategic advantages: proximity to the Bay Area, a highly educated workforce and a diverse economy rooted in advanced industries.

The region’s economy is anchored by nationally recognized strengths in semiconductors, agri-food tech, cleantech, life sciences, tech and precision manufacturing, supported by leading research institutions like UC Davis and Sacramento State. A collaborative spirit unites business leaders, higher education and the public sector, ensuring companies find the resources and partnerships needed to scale. With a pipeline of 711,000 college students within 100 miles, Greater Sacramento offers both immediate and long-term talent solutions. 

Coupled with vibrant communities, cultural amenities and unrivaled outdoor access, the region is a place where businesses can scale and people can thrive, none of it at the expense of the other.

Sacramento Regional Data


The Sacramento region is not just a place to do business—it’s where businesses thrive, innovate, and lead in emerging industries.