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Business Philanthropy in Sonoma County: An Overview

Over the past several years, Sonoma County businesses have played a crucial role in the philanthropic infrastructure of our community. Although employers and employees have been facing harsh economic conditions, they have still found the time, energy and money to support and contribute to non-profits and community-based organizations.

Business philanthropy benefits the community, the employees, and the company. Workplace philanthropy has become more strategic as companies realize the significant impact that giving can have on their competitive positions in the marketplace. The portfolio of business giving, in addition to cash and in kind donations, now includes cause-related marketing, community partnerships, workplace campaigns, employee volunteer pro-grams, and fundraising.

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The Business Cycle Turns Up – A Path of Recovery for Sonoma County

A forecast report from Moody's Annual Forecast for Sonoma County, with a number of positive aspects about the local economy going forward. Sonoma County's become highly competitive against other parts of the Bay Area, and this trend is projected to continue and improve.

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Construction Industry Insider 2010

The Sonoma County Economic Development Board (EDB), in partnership with the Sonoma County Workforce Investment Board (WIB), is pleased to bring you the 2010 Construction Report. Our research partner, Moody’s Economy.com, produced this report for the EDB.

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Sonoma County Indicators 2010

The Sonoma County Economic Development Board is pleased to present the 2010 Sonoma County Indicators Report. The Indicators chosen for this year’s report focus on the connections between our economy and community, measuring our progress and benchmarking our performance to similar counties in California. In an effort to provide the most current and comprehensive annual data in this year’s report, the scope of this preliminary version has been narrowed. The full report will be made available online at www.sonomaedb.org in the spring of 2010.

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