The Middle Peninsula region honors its natural resource heritage while boasting a diverse economic base of business services, research, agriculture, aquaculture, and tourism that creates a platform for business growth.

Located at the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains, the Lynchburg Region boasts a notable history, a dynamic labor force, and a wealth of continuing education opportunities that provide an exceptional talent pipeline for its diverse industry base.

The I81-I77 Crossroads is a prime Southwest Virginia location offering companies in the region strategic market and distribution advantages, a strong manufacturing base, and ample education, cultural heritage, and recreation opportunities.

With its diverse economy and the fastest-growing port on the East Coast, Hampton Roads, Virginia is a region engineered for the future of global business, offering an integrated transportation network, technical innovation, and a skilled workforce.

Greater Fredericksburg is located on the Interstate 95 corridor, midway between Washington, D.C., and Richmond, offering strategic access to East Coast and international markets, a highly educated workforce, diverse economic clusters, and a lower cost of doing business.

The Eastern Shore, historically known for agricultural and seafood production, is diversifying its economy by growing the manufacturing and service sectors, enhancing tourism infrastructure, and supporting the advancement of aerospace and small businesses.

Innovation flourishes in Central Virginia, home to the University of Virginia (UVA). Offering a vibrant business climate with a highly qualified workforce, the region creates a fertile environment for growth and expansion. 

Richmond is Virginia’s state capital, and this dynamic and culturally rich region offers residents and businesses the advantages of a growing, vibrant metropolitan area with developable acreage in suburban and rural areas.