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Operation San Diego

Operation San Diego. Call to action. San Diego’s Military Economy represents nearly 25% of our regional employment. The Budget Control Act of 2011 states an approximate $500 Billion cut will impact defense spending over 10 years. BRAC-like actions will occur.

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Operation San Diego

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  1. Operation San Diego

  2. Call to action • San Diego’s Military Economy represents nearly 25% of our regional employment. • The Budget Control Act of 2011 states an approximate $500 Billion cut will impact defense spending over 10 years. BRAC-like actions will occur. • Sequestration cuts would take an additional $55 Billion in 2013, effective January 2. • Impact: 1 Million Jobs Lost Nationally. 35,000 Jobs Lost in San Diego. • Serious economic consequences for our region.

  3. The Past 90 days

  4. SWOT analysis

  5. expected Timeline – Upcoming Challenges

  6. San Diego Priorities

  7. Recommended strategy

  8. Required resources

  9. Summary • 35,000JobsLost in San Diego. • 4 Pillars – Defense Cuts, Mobilize the Community, Leverage the Innovation Economy, & Military Family Support. • 12 Months To Deliver. • The Plan is a complete picture with multiple pillars which can be executed in parallel or independently of one another. Delivered independently, the synergy and impact is greatly reduced.

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