The global economy is being rewired in real time. Trade relationships are being reassessed. Supply chains are shifting. Capital is flowing more selectively. Here at home, the innovation drivers powering San Diego’s growth for more than a decade are beginning to show signs of strain.
Time and again, we hear from businesses like yours that uncertainty—more than any single policy—is the primary concern of 2026.
By the numbers
- 1.4% increase in employment in Q4 2025
- 47% decrease in Life Sciences VC funding in 2025
- $31B in economic impact is tied to Life Sciences in 2025
- 2.3% decline in jobs leading in the in the innovation industry in Q4 20205
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