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Fueling innovation, investment and economic growth in Greater Omaha
The Greater Omaha region is an 8-county economic hub with resilient infrastructure, an affordable business climate, and a deep, diverse talent pool. Positioned at the center of North America’s logistics network, Omaha offers direct access to highways, rail, and air freight—moving goods and people efficiently. The area supports a wide range of industries, from global headquarters to startups, with a focus on workforce development, innovation, and long-term economic growth. Local leadership, strong civic partnerships, and a culture of investment give businesses the tools and confidence to expand, relocate, and succeed in Greater Omaha.
Greater Omaha Regional Economic Data Dashboard
The Greater Omaha Regional Economic Dashboard provides real-time data to guide strategic business decisions. Explore current trends in population growth, workforce metrics, industry performance, and more—updated regularly to reflect the region’s evolving economic landscape.
Opportunities Await
Our events and gatherings bring together regional leaders to share insights, recognize excellence, and move our economy forward.
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Industry Opportunities
Focus Sectors. Regional Strength
Omaha’s economy is broad, resilient, and evolving. From AI and fintech to logistics and advanced manufacturing, our region supports a full spectrum of industries, with the infrastructure, workforce, and momentum to keep them growing.
Businesses Choose Greater Omaha
Industry leaders, startups, manufacturers and more are drawn to Greater Omaha for its business-friendly environment, skilled workforce and unstoppable momentum.
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Global Access Starts in Omaha.
Greater Omaha connects businesses to global markets through central U.S. access, efficient infrastructure, and a growing international network. Our region is home to more than 49,000 businesses, including four Fortune 500 and three Fortune 1000 headquarters.