Tri-Valley Dynamics: Brandon Cardwell on Livermore's Innovation
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Host Jared Asch interviews Brandon Cardwell of the City of Livermore about the city’s economic development and innovation strategy. Cardwell describes Livermore as the easternmost Bay Area city, celebrating its 150th anniversary, with a symbiotic mix of a revitalized historic downtown, wine country, significant industrial/flex space, and two national labs employing about 12,000 people. He highlights the outlets as a major sales tax driver and details downtown’s transformation after rerouting a state highway, enabling outdoor dining, parks, and an all-day nightlife economy, with projects like Blacksmith Square expansion and a new event center plus a “downtown 2.0” plan. Cardwell explains how the labs drive jobs and procurement networks and support fusion commercialization, while noting California competitiveness challenges and tailored tools like fee deferments and abatements. He discusses regional workforce links via the Altamont Pass and Valley Link, the municipal airport strategy (EVTOL mobility, hangars, public safety complex, and a 2027 innovation center), data-driven/AI-assisted business attraction, Startup Tri-Valley/IGATE’s role, and Tri-Valley regional collaboration.