
Martin County Business Development Board Maps Economic Future
The Business Development Board of Martin County outlines its vision for a diverse and growing local economy, highlighting key industries and resources available for businesses. Updates include manufacturing showcases and investor profiles.
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The Business Development Board (BDB) of Martin County, the region's official Economic Development Organization and a partner of Select Florida, is working to strengthen the local economy from northern Martin County to Jupiter. The BDB aims to create a diverse business landscape and a growing, sustainable tax base by supporting local businesses, attracting investment, and creating jobs.
Key industries driving Martin County's economy include Marine, Agribusiness & Equestrian, Manufacturing, Aviation & Aerospace, Clean & Green Tech, IT & Innovation, and Healthcare & MedTech. These sectors benefit from the area's strategic location, accessible talent, competitive costs, and favorable business climate.
Martin County offers companies access to over six million customers within a two-hour drive, utilizing Florida's intermodal transportation system. Businesses seeking expansion or relocation can find developable land, shovel-ready sites, and move-in ready spaces throughout the county.
The BDB assists entrepreneurs and executives in starting, growing, and investing in Martin County. Its work is supported by investments from local organizations and municipalities, and collaborations with chambers of commerce, The Economic Council, and community, development, education, and workforce development partners.
Recent BDB updates, published Sept. 9, 2026, include an investor profile on C&W Technologies, a review of past Business Awards winners, and information on the Made on the Treasure Coast Manufacturing Showcase & BBQ.
Residents can sign up for updates on the BDB's website. Individuals interested in investing in the BDB should schedule an appointment to learn about its benefits.




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