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Michael Ammann discusses economic potential in Central Valley counties

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sat 10:23
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Michael Ammann, who previously held posts in Solano County, discussed the economic potential of the Central Valley. Following prospecting trips to Chicago and Austin, he offered observations on what could be ahead for the region, particularly regarding new jobs from growing industries like alternative-fuel vehicles in San Joaquin County.

From centralvalleybusinesstimes.com

Why it matters

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Ammann's commentary highlights the potential for new economic activity in the Central Valley. His observations specifically point to the possibility of job creation within San Joaquin County related to the expansion of alternative-fuel vehicle industries.

From centralvalleybusinesstimes.com

Who's involved

  • Michael AmmannPresident of the San Joaquin Partnership and assessor of economic potential in San Joaquin County
  • Solano CountyCounty where Michael Ammann previously held an official post
  • San Joaquin CountyCounty where Michael Ammann assessed economic potential and discussed new job growth
  • ChicagoCity Michael Ammann visited for prospecting trips in 2011

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • San Joaquin CountySpeculative

    The county might see increased demand for labor and investment in new industries related to alternative-fuel vehicles.

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