Just as no company can survive in a vacuum, it takes partnership and teamwork across the entire community to create the business-friendly environment that Jackson County has helped design.

We've committed to both cooperation and financial support of SOREDI and the Sustainable Valley Business Accelerator in order to encourage sustainable commercial growth.

The goals of this partnership are further reinforced through collaboration with all the strategic partners identified here.

	WorkSource QualityInfo.org presents useful information for businesses looking to operate in Jackson County.
	SOREDI (Southern Oregon Regional Economic Development, Inc.) SOREDI is a resource for business expansion and relocation services in Jackson County. This private non-profit organization can assist with site selection, workforce, utilities, financing, and economic incentives.
	Sustainable Valley Technology Group Working closely with established economic development organizations, Sustainable Valley has identified an opportunity to develop a Sustainable Valley Business Accelerator designed to help innovative, sustainable technology startup companies grow and succeed.
	The Chamber of Medford/Jackson County The Chamber's priority is creating a stronger local economy. This goal is achieved by promoting the community, providing opportunities for networking and representing business issues through lobbying and political action.
	Ashland Chamber of Commerce For over 100 years, the Ashland Chamber of Commerce has taken a strong leadership role in helping the business community prosper and remains committed to bettering the entire community. The Chamber stands ready to help businesses get off the ground or relocate to Ashland.
	SBDC (Southern Oregon University's Small Business Development Center) SBDC can help you start your business or grow it by taking it to the next level. They can help you connect with new customers as well as markets overseas.
	Jefferson Grapevine (Entrepreneurial & Angel Network) The Jefferson Grapevine effort began in 2007 as a consortium of local economic development and small business support organizations and numerous local business leaders. The Jefferson Grapevine has emerged as a successful network supporting entrepreneurial business development in Jackson County.
	The Job Council Since 1975, the Job Council has been successfully training job seekers and referring them to businesses. A great resource for employers looking for skilled additions to their work force.

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