SVLG recently convened the Future-Ready Workforce Task Force at Synopsys headquarters in Sunnyvale to examine the transformative impact of artificial intelligence on California’s workforce strategy and talent development ecosystem. The session featured strategic insights from California Labor Secretary Stewart Knox, followed by a moderated discussion with SVLG CEO Ahmad Thomas and a multi-sector roundtable of leaders spanning technology, advanced manufacturing, healthcare, higher education, and workforce development.
This week, SVLG convened our annual Advocacy Day event at Microsoft’s Offices in Sacramento. The day-long event brought together leading California lawmakers, key officials, and SVLG member companies for a series of discussions focused on shaping the future of technology, workforce development, and economic competitiveness in the state.
On Thursday, April 30th, the Tech & Innovation team at the Silicon Valley Leadership Group visited San Jose State University (SJSU) for an immersive look at the future of embodied systems. As SVLG’s Physical AI Task Force works to ensure California remains the global epicenter of innovation, seeing the breakthrough research at SJSU’s Digital Twin and BioRob Labs reinforced the vital importance of academic-industry collaboration and synergy.
The Silicon Valley Leadership Group (SVLG) – the leading business association representing the innovation economy and its ecosystem – today announced its Agentic AI Task Force, a cross-sector initiative housed under SVLG’s Center of Expertise on Tech & Innovation.
As AI reshapes job tasks, the gap between what employers need and what external talent pipelines can supply is widening. One of the most practical and underused solutions is incumbent worker training: the structured upskilling and reskilling of employees already on the payroll.
The Silicon Valley Leadership Group (SVLG) – the leading business association representing the innovation economy and its ecosystem – today announced its Physical AI Task Force, a cross-sector initiative housed under SVLG’s Center of Expertise on Tech & Innovation.
San José, CA (April 3, 2026) — Silicon Valley Leadership Group (SVLG) – the leading business association representing the innovation economy and its ecosystem – today announced the launch of its Coalition on Innovation Infrastructure, a cross-sector initiative housed under SVLG’s Center of Expertise on Tech & Innovation.
Ziyang David Fan, Executive Director of SVLG’s Institute for California AI Policy (ICAP), issued a statement on the new Executive Order on California AI procurement policy.
Last week, SVLG convened more than 50 leaders across technology, healthcare, advanced manufacturing, and higher education as part of its Future-Ready Workforce Task Force, an employer-driven effort focused on one of the most urgent questions of our time: how to prepare the workforce for an AI-enabled economy.
“At a transformational moment for our state, we should be doubling down on policies that strengthen our innovation leadership to benefit all Californians, rather than advancing policies that risk undermining it. Yet legislation introduced earlier today, SB 1074, would impose sweeping restrictions on the largest technology companies, with impacts that could reverberate across the broader innovation ecosystem.?
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