Priority Industry Sectors
We Prosper Together’s planning phase resulted in the identification of four high-growth, target sector strategies designed to create quality, living-wage jobs in our region.
We’re building towards a future where we can all prosper together. Learn more.
We are bringing together the diverse voices, strengths, and ideas from across the region.
Our region is stronger when we share ideas.
Moving towards a brighter future where we can all prosper requires us all to show up.
Since 2023, public, private, and community leaders across eight counties in California’s Capital Region have come together to build a more inclusive and resilient economy.
Seeded by the statewide California Jobs First program and led by Valley Vision, We Prosper Together represents the bold, data-driven plan to build a regional economy for all.
We Prosper Together’s planning phase resulted in the identification of four high-growth, target sector strategies designed to create quality, living-wage jobs in our region.
The manufacture of intricate, highly accurate, value-added components that meet strict requirements.
Research and innovations in agriculture, health, and life science rooted in world-class research institutions like UC Davis.
Large employer in the region, with many major medical systems investing in regional specialized medicine.
Food, agriculture, wood economy manufacturing, mining and extraction, and more.
As a next step for We Prosper Together, the Capital Region secured a $7.3M California Jobs First Regional Investment Initiative award to build a regional biomanufacturing and biotechnology network, create high-quality jobs, and build on its strengths in life sciences research.
The Capital Biomanufacturing Alliance (CAPBIO) brings partners together to turn the region’s research excellence and infrastructure investments into a national and global biomanufacturing hub – with scaled production, good-paying jobs, and durable economic opportunity.
We Prosper Together is driving transformative change across the Capital Region by putting diverse community and regional voices at the center of strategic decision-making. Through a robust community-led governance structure, we’ve built a shared strategy and identity that reflects the priorities of our diverse, eight-county region.
Our network of subregional and community ambassadors ensures that historically disinvested communities are not only heard, but actively shaping decisions and holding the process accountable. This powerful model of inclusive leadership is delivering real impact, aligning regional action with community priorities, and creating a future where everyone has a stake in our shared prosperity.
The full impact report offers a comprehensive look at three years of regional progress, building toward economic development that lifts every neighborhood.
Complete this form to demonstrate interest in engaging with the region’s federally recognized Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy (CEDS) and Valley Vision’s workforce development work.