Fairfax County offers a wide variety of workspace choices including co-working offices, incubators, accelerators, virtual office spaces and traditional executive offices.

Fairfax County is home to industry leaders in architecture, construction and engineering, offering a deep talent pool for ACE-related occupations.

Trade associations and professional societies located in Fairfax County disseminate information, advance knowledge, and support state, national and international memberships.

Read up on statistics about business ownership by specific minority sectors, employee statistics and a breakdown of business ownership by industry sectors.

The FCEDA offers a range of services tailored to minority-owned, veteran-owned and woman-owned businesses.

This fact sheet shows recent venture capital investment trends in the county and lists law firms with venture capital practices, private investment funds and venture banks operating to facilitate such investments.

This fact sheet lists many of regional chambers of commerce and business advocacy groups with contact information.

Fairfax County is home to regional educational institutions, ranging from liberal arts colleges to major research institutions. In all, there are more than 60 colleges and universities in the D.C. Metro Region.

Fairfax County offers many compelling location advantages for headquarters operations. Corporate, North American, U.S. and divisional headquarters of some of the largest and fastest-growing companies in the world, representing a diverse range of industry sectors, are located here.

Fairfax County offers a unique business environment, where cybersecurity workforce expertise and national security assets intersect.

With proximity to the Pentagon, military installations and major defense and aerospace providers, Fairfax County offers unique opportunities to develop partnerships, share ideas and win contracts.

The FCEDA compiles multiple demographic statistics of interest to businesses in Fairfax County — everything from population totals and income numbers to leading occupations and educational attainment of county residents.