Pacific Community Ventures

The Surdna Foundation and Pacific Community Ventures announce a new report on common-sense changes to existing federal policies and programs that Congress can adjust or expand to create more economic opportunity and more middle-class jobs.

Pacific Community Ventures will participate in Reimagine Retail to investigate strategies for collaborating with employers on job quality and worker advancement.

Sarah Kersten Studio in Berkeley has been manufacturing heirloom-quality ceramics for Bay Area consumers and restaurants for the past four years.

Local nonprofit Pacific Community Ventures' -- and it's three-pronged approach to building up Bay Area small businesses while creating good jobs for working people – have been profiled in international social entrepreneurship site WeSeeGenius.

While our economy has improved on paper,   most of us know that isn’t the whole story. Since the end of the Great Recession, 11.3 million jobs have been created but average wages have dropped 23 percent.

Though kickoff is not until Sunday night, small and diverse businesses in San Francisco have already won the big game.

Pacific Community Ventures is alarmed at the rise of predatory small business lending. Small business owners are struggling through many of the problems we saw in the subprime mortgage and payday lending crises.

Pacific Community Ventures and Enterprise Community Partners, Co-Sponsors of the Accelerating Impact Investing Initiative (AI3) October 23, 2015 Yesterday, the U.S.

Bay Area businesses and civic leaders gather in downtown San Francisco to connect and collaborate around how small business is creating jobs in neighborhoods that need them most.

www.BusinessAdvising.org gets small business owners the support they need to grow.