Business and Economic Development Community Partners
Chevron is proud of its commitment to the development of lasting partnerships with local community and business members. The following identifies business and economic development community partners to Chevron for the Richmond Refinery and provides links to their websites for more information.
Bay Planning Commission (www.bayplanningcoalition.org)
The mission of the Bay Planning Coalition (BPC) is to ensure that commerce, recreation and the natural environment thrive in the San Francisco Bay-Delta region. Sound planning for resource sustainability requires balancing the needs for economic vitality, job generation, environmental protection, housing, transportation, land use, conservation, water and air quality and recreational uses. |
Contra Costa Economic Partnership (www.cceconptnr.org)
The Contra Costa Economic Partnership is a coalition of business, government and education leaders dedicated to retaining and creating quality jobs for Contra Costa to maintain the county's quality of life. |
California Council for Environmental and Economic Balance (www.cceeb.org)
The California Council for Environmental and Economic Balance (CCEEB) is a coalition of California business, labor and public leaders which strives to advance collaborative strategies for a sound economy and a healthy environment. As the only statewide private, nonprofit, nonpartisan association to represent the interests of both industry and labor, CCEEB takes pride in its ability to achieve results by bringing creative and effective solutions to the forefront. |
Council of Industries of West Contra Costa (www.councilofindustries.org)
The mission of the COI is to provide a common voice and advocacy for our member companies and improve understanding and communications between City, County and State government, with community leaders and residents. We support the enhancement of local government, job skills and community relations. We also proactively identify the opportunities and concerns of the members and community, and exchange ideas, viewpoints and solutions to problems. |
Contra Costa Council (www.contracostacouncil.com)
The Contra Costa Council is a public policy advocacy organization that promotes the economic vitality of Contra Costa County and the region. The Council engages on issues of critical importance to the business community and residents of Contra Costa County, balancing the needs of a diverse county though policy efforts that provide for economic development while retaining our quality of life. |
Richmond Chamber of Commerce (www.rcoc.com)
Since 1924, the Richmond Chamber of Commerce has represented the dynamic range of our city's business community, from sole proprietors to major corporations. We are a voice for each of our members and encourage participation by all. We are an excellent resource for anyone wanting information about our city and its business opportunities, policies and trends. |