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Matter CC 23-174

Economic Development Activities Quarterly Status Report

Economic Development Community & Economic Development Committee (CED) Agenda Ready Introduced 10 Aug 2023
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File
CC 23-174
Type
Review of Work Plan
Status
Agenda Ready
Requester
Office of Economic Development
Introduced
10 Aug 2023
Last synced
28 Jul 2026 · 00:18

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The document outlines various initiatives and events from the Office of Economic Development and Cultural Affairs in San José, focusing on support for AAPI and LGBTQ+ businesses, summer events in Downtown, the Cannabis Equity Business Academy, the opening of Lyten's new factory, the San José Work Experience Program, a grant from the National Endowment of the Arts, and upcoming workshops for small businesses.

Key points
  • Recognition of AAPI and LGBTQ+ entrepreneurs and local businesses.
  • Summer events in Downtown San José attracted over one million visitors.
  • The Cannabis Equity Business Academy is accepting applications for those interested in starting cannabis businesses.
  • Lyten opened a new factory for Lithium-Sulfur battery production in North San José.
  • The San José Works program provided employment to 375 youth from low-income communities.
  • A $30,000 grant was awarded by the National Endowment of the Arts for the Creative License Ambassador Program.
  • Upcoming workshops for small businesses include topics on business planning and video marketing.
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  • Some sections indicate dates and events but do not provide specific details or outcomes.

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Community & Economic Development Committee August 28, 2023 Item (d)1 Carlos Velazquez, Public Information Manager, Office of Economic Development and Cultural Affairs AAPI and Pride Months – May and June 2023: Spotlight on San José’s AAPI and LGBTQ+ Owned Businesses The Office of Economic Development and Cultural Affairs recognizes and celebrates Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) and LGBTQ+ entrepreneurs and local businesses. Our office is committed to assisting small businesses and helping lay a foundation for entrepreneurs and companies to develop new ideas and foster economic opportunities for generations to come. Are you interested in opening a business in San José? Get started here with our Business Coaching Center! May and June 2023 Summer is Event Season in Downtown San José More than one million San José and Bay Area residents and visitors have flowed into Downtown this year and summer for festivals, events, and concerts both on weekdays and weekends. Summer events include:  SubZERO Festival  Viva CalleSJ  San Jose Jazz Summer Fest  Music in the Park  Pobladores Night Market  Juneteenth in the Streets  Starlight Cinemas  Tahiti Fete of San Jose  Levitt...