Welcome New BDA Members!

Bellevue, WALocal News

In August 2018, the Bellevue Downtown Association (BDA) celebrated the inclusion of five new member organizations, reflecting its dedication to fostering community connections. Big Brothers Big Sisters of Puget Sound, which has been mentoring children for over a century, joins the BDA, reinforcing the importance of youth support in Bellevue. The Capital One Café, a modern banking establishment, offers not just financial services but also a space for customers to relax and connect. Dragonchain Inc, specializing in blockchain solutions, is another exciting addition, promoting technological innovation in the area. Industrious, a provider of upscale office spaces, is set to launch its Bellevue location in the fall, further enhancing local business infrastructure.

Lile Relocation Services, a certified woman-owned moving company, rounds out the new members, emphasizing the diverse business landscape in Bellevue. The BDA currently supports over 260 members through advocacy, events, and marketing efforts. Interested parties are invited to learn more about membership opportunities, contributing to the vibrant community spirit of Bellevue.

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