Entrepreneurship
Start. Grow. Thrive.
From our rich history of founders to a welcoming community where businesses can launch their enterprise and scale into global markets—San Bernardino County is uniquely positioned with the resources for entrepreneurs to start, grow, and thrive.
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- Business Plan Development
- Permitting Assistance
- Workforce Assistance
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The region has greater startup density than San Jose, San Francisco, or Boston
-Inc. Magazine
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State of the County brings together more than 1,000 business, government and community leaders to experience more on what makes San Bernardino County a leading choice for business investment and job creation.
The manufacturing sector is going strong in San Bernardino County. Learn how we help manufacturers get started and grow.
Learn MoreAn opportunity zone is an economically-distressed community where new investments, under certain conditions, may be eligible for preferential tax treatment. Opportunity zones are designed to spur economic development by providing tax benefits to investors.
Learn MoreThe retail market in San Bernardino County is rapidly expanding. Through site selection and more, we help retail businesses thrive.
Learn MoreOur county has been the backdrop for countless movie, TV, and video productions. Get the details on bringing your production here.
Learn MoreSan Bernardino County is an inviting destination; a vast outdoor playground amid the bustling excitement of Southern California.
We are dedicated to business growth and recognize that one important approach to enhancing current growth is through improving international trade.
Learn MoreThe San Bernardino County Microbusiness COVID Relief Grant is designed to assist small businesses that have experienced economic barriers due to the affects of the global pandemic, COVID - 19. The San Bernardino County Board of Supervisors approved $2,500 to be disbursed to qualified small businesses.
