Welcome New BDA Members!

Bellevue, WALocal News

The Bellevue Downtown Association (BDA) has welcomed three new members in October 2018, showcasing its dedication to supporting the local business community. Among the new members is Torenthal Enterprises, which invests in small businesses and operates Pollen Systems Corporation, a startup helping farmers utilize drone and IoT technology to optimize crop management. The Washington State Food Truck Association joins the BDA to advocate for food trucks, providing essential resources and lobbying efforts to enhance their success in a competitive industry. Insperity, with over 32 years of experience, offers a wide array of human resources solutions designed to improve business performance and efficiency. These additions to the BDA highlight the organization’s commitment to fostering a vibrant business ecosystem in Bellevue.

Interested individuals can learn more about becoming a member through BDA’s website or by contacting their member services. This growth not only supports existing businesses but also enhances community engagement and collaboration. The BDA continues to play a pivotal role in promoting local entrepreneurship and development.

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