Established in 1949 and recognized as a credible political force, VCEDA gives members an opportunity to interact with Ventura County’s civic, corporate, small business and government leaders for a voice in planned, quality growth.  VCEDA tackles some of the most complex issues in Ventura County such as the last two rounds of Base Realignment and Closure (BRAC), land use and open space, the need for workforce housing, water availability and quality, and city and county regulations.  We also monitor and opine on state and federal legislation that effect Ventura County businesses.

The State budget, energy policy, and employer regulations are just a few of the issues facing Ventura County businesses.   Locally, there will be continued dialogue about land use, water, workforce housing, health care and creating a long-term sustainable vision for the county.

With the support of the business community, VCEDA is able to monitor, educate and advocate for those things that are important to business and our quality of life.

New members receive a complimentary copy of the IndustryGuide (a comprehensive directory of approximately 2,000 Ventura County businesses) and a “New Member Profile” in the VCEDA News.

For a membership application, see following link: VCEDA Membership Application