By becoming certified through the Historically Underserved Business Zones (HUBZone) Program, small businesses in urban and rural communities gain preferential access to federal procurement opportunities.
Join local organizations that will help you grow your network and get advice about your business
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Local resources to help businesses learn how to go green, get certified, and network with other green businesses.
Now is a great time to invest in Oakland. The City of Oakland currently owns over 24 properties which -- through partnerships with the development community -- we will develop over the next six years.
Titled “Belonging in Oakland: A Cultural Development Plan,” the document provides a roadmap to support and lift up the role of culture in building a just and equitable city – so that every Oaklander in every neighborhood has access to cultural amenities.
A variety of chambers, organizations and associations are working together to grow businesses in Oakland.
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