Tallahassee-Leon County
As the capital of the third-largest state in the U.S. and the Magnetic Capital of the World, both well-established global corporations and startup companies call Tallahassee-Leon County home. Located in the Florida Panhandle, our community is easily accessible by
Through local and state resources, there are programs that are focused on assisting companies in Tallahassee-Leon County to grow and expand. Looking for tax credits, help accessing financial assistance or customizing a workforce training program? We can help. We are here to help you find the networks and resources you need to succeed.
The Office of Economic Vitality is the region’s most comprehensive economic data source. Our dedicated team of expert analysts track over 80 metrics, including employment, taxable sales and gross domestic product (GDP). We make them easily available to help you make informed decisions about your business.
With top-ranked research universities and colleges, exceptional workforce training programs, and a strong K-12 pipeline nothing compares to the talent in Tallahassee-Leon County. With more than 56% of the population with an Associate’s degree or higher, our local economy is fueled by fresh ideas and intellectual capital.
The Office of Economic Vitality is here to answer questions, provide additional information, and create an effective solution for your relocation, expansion, and business needs. We offer customized assistance from site selection, market research, minority and women business support, and technical assistance. Call on us. We are here for you.
Tallahassee-Leon County’s business leadership is earning statewide recognition, with 43 local leaders named to Florida Trend‘s 2026 Florida 500 list. Representing 12 categories, this year’s honorees reflect the breadth of talent, expertise, and influence shaping Florida’s economy from the Capital City. Published annually by Florida Trend, the Florida 500 recognizes the state’s most influential executives […]
Local input led by the Office of Economic Vitality helped make the case for a new map that adds seven areas and takes effect Jan. 1, 2027. From the North Monroe Street corridor to the Woodville rural community, new opportunities for business growth, private investment and community redevelopment are coming to Tallahassee-Leon County. Fourteen census […]
The Economic Vitality Leadership Council is a 14-member advisory group that brings together business, public, and nonprofit leaders to assess Tallahassee-Leon County’s economic competitiveness, guide OEV’s strategic implementation, and recommend actions to the BPIA Board.
The Small Business Enterprise Citizens Advisory Committee (SBE CAC) explores strategies to engage and empower small businesses to meet goals identified in the SBE Policy. This citizen-led committee provides critical input, oversight, and transparency toward OEV’s SBE goal attainment.