We talked to Hayward's economic development director about the city's success at attracting startups that want to build things.
Hayward is on the cusp of becoming a different kind of startup hub, one where people come to make things. Drawing upon its industrial roots, the city is attracting later stage startups and biotechs that need space to bring their ideas into the physical world. We sat down with the city’s economic development officer, Paul Nguyen, a veritable civic cheerleader, to discuss this transformation.
But we also work hard to tell the story about what amenities Hayward has to offer, what educational opportunities, what schools, what recreational opportunities are here, because businesses want a place to do business, but they also want a place that their employees can live, work and play in.
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