Business Leaders in Nevada among the most optimistic in the country for 2025 – News3lv

Las Vegas (KSNV) – Business leaders in North Las Vegas are the most optimistic in the country regarding the economic prospects for 2025, according to a study by Alta Technologies.

The survey, which included answers from 3,034 business managers, ranked northern Las Vegas first in the country for business trust, such as Renault, Henderson and Las Vegas also showed strong optimism.

North Las Vegas attracts attention as a business suitable for business, thanks to its affordable commercial space and proximity to major logistics centers.

Local business leaders attribute their optimism to job growth, infrastructure investment and growing workforce.

Reno, ranked 44th, diversifies its economy outside the game, with considerable growth in sectors of technology, logistics and clean energy.

The presence of Gigafactory and other Tesla major employers is the nourishment of optimism for hiring.

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Henderson, ranked 130th, is experiencing rapid population growth, leading to increased job demand in construction, health and retail trade.

Its proximity to Las Vegas increases its attractiveness to expanding business.

Las Vegas, ranked 156th, diversifies its economy outside tourism, with growth in the logistics, health and entertainment sectors.

Hiring forecasts remain strong for 2025.

Corey Corey Donovan, President of Alta Technologies, said: “Inertia in these cities and hiring trends across the country reflect more wider economic changes. So supply chains. “

The study also emphasized the best hiring challenges, with budget restrictions and economic uncertainty being the most common reasons for retention.

The most sought after roles for 2025 include technical/IT positions, customer and sales support roles and marketing jobs.

Nevada’s business is optimistic about the demand for the industry, improved economic conditions and innovation through new products or services.

However, fewer managers cite better access to funding or highly efficient, qualified employees as major growth engines.

With the ongoing transformation, 22% of the business plan to invest significantly in IT infrastructure, while 46% expect moderate investment. Only 18% say they will not invest at all.

You can see the full list of Alta Technologies here.