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· The changing role of the Tri-Valley economy in the Bay Area and in relation to <br /> the San Joaquin Valley, including the movement of firms and people. <br /> · The implications for action based on these trends and opportunities, along with <br /> examples of relevant "best practices" from other regions. <br /> <br />The end product will be a concise 20-25 page "call to action" report, highlighting key <br />trends, challenges, and opportunities to "preserve prosperity" in the Tri-Valley region. <br /> <br /> ANALYZING THE CHURN IN THE TRI-VALLEY REGIONAL ECONOMY <br /> <br /> # firms closed <br /> <br /> Region <br /> <br /> # firms # firms <br /> relocated or moved out of <br /> expanded the region <br /> into region <br /> <br /> # firms were created from <br /> <br />Phase II: Regional Collaboration to Preserve Prosperity of the Tri-Valley region <br />(February 2005-April 2005) <br /> <br />Using the Phase I report as a starting point, Collaborative Economics will work with the <br />Business Council to convene a Preserving Prosperity Team, composed of business, <br />government, and community leaders. This Team will determine priorities that need to be <br />pursued to preserve the region's prosperity, mobilize action teams around these priorities, <br />and develop a written compact describing the overall approach, individual action <br />initiatives, and measurable objectives for preserving prosperity in the region. During this <br />phase, potential joint ventures among business, the Labs, and education will be identified. <br /> <br /> <br />