Welcome to our Newest BDA Members! Bellevue Downtown Association

Bellevue, WALocal News

The Bellevue Downtown Association (BDA) proudly announces the induction of several new members, reinforcing its mission to support local businesses and community initiatives. Among the new members is Brittany Slater-Gautreau, a wealth management and insurance expert dedicated to empowering entrepreneurial women in achieving their financial goals. Eastside Baby Corner serves as an essential resource, acting as a diaper and clothing bank for over 800 children weekly, demonstrating a strong commitment to community welfare. The mechanical contracting firm Hermanson is recognized for its quality services in complex projects, while MG2 stands out as a national leader in architecture and retail design. Swiftwater Cellars Winery and Restaurant, inspired by European winemaking traditions, seeks to provide an exceptional culinary experience in the Cascade foothills.

Interested individuals are invited to explore membership opportunities that align with their business goals and values. This initiative not only enriches the BDA’s network but also contributes to the overall vibrancy of the Bellevue community. The BDA continues to play a pivotal role in fostering collaboration and growth among local enterprises.

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