Advantages for Information & Communication Technologies

Total employment of more than 600,000 in the Richmond metro area includes nearly 10,000 in the information sector.
There are more that 20,000 people employed in computer and mathematical science occupations in the Richmond metro area.
Ten institutions of higher education offer degree programs in all major fields and award more than 9,600 degrees each year.
The Virginia Commonwealth University School of Engineering offers undergraduate and graduate degrees in biomedical, chemical and life science, electrical and computer, mechanical, and nuclear engineering and in computer science.
Area community colleges offer occupational and technical training, including customized programs for individual employers.
The Community College Workforce Alliance offers customer service training through the Customer Service Academy.
Greater Richmond offers the cultural and recreational opportunities of a large city with minimal traffic congestion and an average 24-minute commute.
The area’s excellent quality of life makes it easy to relocate, attract, and retain top quality professional and technical employees.

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