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You’ve probably heard of a few of them, like IBM, Pepsi, Mastercard, Heineken USA, and Danone North America. The county is also home to nearly 34,000 firms. Together, Westchester businesses generate more than $1 billion in annual payroll.
In addition to its attractive location just north of New York City, Westchester County is rich with talent. Our high percentage of alumni from prestigious universities and institutions make the county one of the best educated workforces in the country.
Westchester County Executive Kenneth W. Jenkins has demonstrated a commitment to growing business in our community, along with a willingness engage in a discussion about what local government can do to help them grow.
Since 2010, hundreds of companies have received benefits that vary in scope and magnitude.
These companies represent billions of dollars in private sector investment.
Incentivized companies have created or retained nearly 30,000 new, permanent or construction jobs.
A variety of programs and services are available to help your business succeed.
Element 46 is a startup accelerator program founded within the rich ecosystem of Westchester County, home to a wealth of successful businesses and entrepreneurs. In a landscape complete with Hudson River sunsets, hiking trails, and growing local economies ready to support and engage with your work, Element 46 hosts 10 - 15 of the very best entrepreneurs in the NY Metro area. Apply today to be one of them.
Westchester works to encourage, promote and increase participation of business enterprises owned and controlled by persons of color or women.
RPI and Westchester County are bringing the excellence of RPI programs to residents - so they can fulfill their career goals through programs that are easily accessible, flexible, and relevant. The programs are informed by Westchester County employers and designed to meet their organizational learning objectives.
Westchester’s Industrial Development Agency (IDA) and Local Development Corporation (LDC) are designed to help businesses and not-for-profits thrive. The IDA offers assistance to eligible companies, such as:
And for not-for-profits, the LDC has assisted organizations in securing tax-exempt bond financing benefits totaling over $400 million since 2012.
With 450 square miles and 45 cities, towns and villages, the county offers a host of places to do business.
