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Webinar: 11 Steps Your Business Needs to Prepare for the Coronavirus Economic Panic

The “Shelter in Place” orders will eventually come to an end. At that time, small business owners need to be ready to restart. And even before that, they need to survive long enough to be able to restart. The purpose of this presentation will be to help people create a checklist of issues they need to consider, and steps they need to take to be ready … as relevant to their industry

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Event Date April, 23

Event Time 5:00am - 6:00am

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June 9, 2026

Scout Space Announces $1 Million Investment to Expand Manufacturing Capacity in Fairfax County

Fairfax County, VA – Scout Space, a technology company specializing in sensors and software deployed on satellite systems, today announced plans to invest more than $1 million to expand the company’s operations in Fairfax County, creating 31 new jobs. Expanding its footprint beyond its existing location in Reston, Scout Space will add 2,650 square feet of space with its new manufacturing facility in Merrifield. “Fairfax County offers an exceptional environment for innovation, talent, and collaboration, making it the ideal location…
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June 9, 2026

10 Fairfax County Headquartered Companies Make the 2026 Fortune 500 Rankings

Fairfax NOVA remains strong in the 2026 Fortune 500 rankings, with 10 Fairfax-headquartered companies listed among the largest publicly traded corporations in the United States. Among the most notable additions is Amentum, which debuted at #313 with $14.4B in revenue following its public launch in late 2024. Amentum’s Fortune 500 debut highlights the continued growth and prominence of the region’s aerospace, defense, and government contracting sector. The company joins a strong roster of Fairfax NOVA-based industry leaders on the list, including Freddie Mac…
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May 4, 2026

TurbineOne Relocates Headquarters to Fairfax County from San Francisco

Fairfax County, Virginia — TurbineOne, a defense technology firm specializing in AI-powered machine learning software solutions, announced today it will relocate its headquarters from San Francisco, California to the Chantilly area of Fairfax County creating 22 new jobs through a $424,000 investment. As part of this relocation, TurbineOne will develop T1 Edgeworks, an innovative, experiential learning center designed to showcase the advanced capabilities and real-world applications of their technology. “Virginia is a natural home for TurbineOne’s next chapter,” said Ian…
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