Joint Venture Silicon Valley Network

Institute for regional studies: the Silicon Valley institute for regional studies is the research arm of Joint Venture Silicon Valley that provides research and analysis on the region. Research topics focus on economic and community health issues in Silicon Valley and the greater bay area, and on broader regional issues. The institute manages a variety of regional resources for the public benefit, provides a steady stream of research products to the community, and conducts work on a contract basis ranging from custom data requests to full research studies.

Sveda: the Silicon Valley economic development alliance (sveda) is comprised of cities and counties focused on achieving individual and regional economic development goals while maximizing scarce resources. They are committed to addressing business needs, whether through local government policy and streamlined permitting processes, or linking businesses.

Food rescue initiative: Joint Venture's food recovery initiative supports organizations, businesses, and governments working to make the most of surplus food and to minimize the environmental impacts of food waste. Food recovery is a system whereby food banks and other organizations collect and redistribute surplus food from commercial sources (such as grocery stores, restaurants, and more) to those in need of food assistance safely, conveniently, and at low or no cost. Food recovery plays a unique role in the food supply chain, bridging the gap between the abundance of nutritious surplus food out of reach to so many, and those who need it most.