Virginia is a business-friendly state with a diverse population - from the rural southwest, to Hampton Roads, with its ties to the military, to DC beltway firms in Northern Virginia. Bookmark us and keep up-to-date on business in Virginia.

Getting Down to Business in Hampton Roads
Over 1.5 million people live in the Hampton Roads area. The area boasts a large workforce of highly educated and skilled workers; including many former military personnel. In addition, several universities and colleges are located in the Hampton Roads corridor including: Old Dominion; William & Mary; and Eastern Virginia Medical School.

Opportunities for Business in Northern Virginia
The area known as Northern Virginia is adjacent to Washington D.C. and Maryland. Over two million people live in Northern Virginia and over fifteen million tourists visit the Washington D.C. area annually. Many people who work in Washington D.C. live in Northern Virginia.

Charlottesville and the Shenandoah Valley: Synergy in Action
The city of Charlottesville and the Shenandoah Valley of central Virginia are committed to the advancement and well being of businesses and industries that call the area “home.” From small-business development to workforce training to technical innovation, this is the place to be in Virginia.

Southwest Virginia's Growing Economy
Business is booming in southwest Virginia, and with Blacksburg and Roanoke becoming home to a steadily increasing number of local small businesses, the current economic upswing is no surprise.

Richmond, Virginia -- Open for Business
Many people think of the old industries such as tobacco or cotton when they hear the name Richmond. But this former capital of the Confederacy has become home to a diverse array of thriving businesses.