SPECIAL PROMOTIONAL SECTION including two for life sciences and technology , one for “ lifelong learning ” and one mixed-use housing tower . The university believes industry partners will co-locate with them in the buildings , leading Aggie Square to generate $ 5 billion in annual economic activity . May also expects Aggie Square to create 25,000 jobs , including those involved in constructing the facility .
As it grows , May anticipates Aggie Square will add capacity for industries “ across the spectrum ” including agriculture , health care , engineering , and even policy and social sciences that are essential to Sacramento ’ s government base . He calls the City of Sacramento an enthusiastic partner and has received neighborhood support due to the business and affordable housing growth the university foresees .
“ This is the next step in the evolution of UC Davis and is critical to our vision for what we think the next generation university should look like in terms of having a connection , not just to our own student body , but to its surrounding community and neighborhoods ,” says May . “ We think we can be a model for the rest of the country .”
Less than 5 miles away at Depot Park , the California Mobility Center is preparing to embark on its mission to reshape the future of transportation in California , bringing the same drive for innovation to electric vehicles that Aggie Square is poised to deliver to health sciences .
Michael Terzo , founder and CEO of Terzo Power Systems , is a proud partner with the CMC and says it has the potential to make a tremendous difference for startups . Terzo ’ s company makes hydraulics needed for tasks such as steering or lifting in heavy-duty electric vehicles , truly a niche market . He moved to El Dorado Hills from Montana after selling his previous company there about eight years ago and says the CMC will have a huge impact because it offers access to high-value equipment . That means startups won ’ t have to burn
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John Moore , founder and president , guides the company with these business absolutes : Do a good job , communicate well and keep your word . Moore has consistently invested in the best training , tools and equipment so that JM Environmental always provides the best services for clients .
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