The Greater Sacramento Economic Council (GSEC) and the El Dorado Hills Chamber of Commerce recently joined forces to host the El Dorado Hills Strategic Action Summit at the Serrano Country Club. The event gathered key local business leaders and El Dorado County officials to discuss strategies to elevate El Dorado Hills as a thriving hub for job growth and economic development in Northern California.
With the region’s increasing prominence in the global market, El Dorado Hills has a unique opportunity to become a pivotal growth node in the state. A key milestone in this vision was the recent opening of Costco in the area, an event that has provided critical validation of the region’s potential. However, local leaders agree that now is the time to capitalize on this momentum and attract high-tech jobs and industries to the area to sustain long-term growth.
The summit featured a keynote address from Mike Dobrota, a real estate advisor to Costco, who shared insights on the retailer’s decision to establish a presence in El Dorado Hills and its implications for future business development. Following this, GSEC provided a detailed economic analysis of El Dorado Hills, highlighting opportunities for expansion and growth. The evening concluded with a dinner and an open strategy discussion among attendees, focusing on actionable steps to foster the region’s economic future.
“We look forward to the continued collaboration with GSEC in plans to further elevate our competitive edge in the region,” said Debbie Manning, President and CEO of the El Dorado Hills Chamber of Commerce, as she expressed enthusiasm for the continued collaboration with GSEC.
The event underscored the shared commitment of local businesses and government leaders to not only build upon recent successes but also create a blueprint for future prosperity. Together, the partnership between GSEC and the Chamber aims to ensure that El Dorado Hills remains competitive and attractive to high-tech industries, driving long-term job growth and economic success in the region.
