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A recent panel discussion at the Bellevue Downtown Association's February BDA Breakfast highlighted essential strategies for attracting and retaining talent in today's competitive workforce. Featuring talent acquisition leaders from top companies like Microsoft and T-Mobile, the event focused on modern approaches to employee satisfaction, including flexible work arrangements and the importance of workplace culture.
The Bellevue Downtown Association welcomes new members, highlighting several businesses that have joined its community, including AC Hotel Seattle, Catalyst Workplace Activation, and Dignity Memorial. This article emphasizes local business contributions to Bellevue's economy and community engagement, providing insights into various services offered by these new members.
Winter can lead to unsustainable habits, but small lifestyle changes can make a significant difference. Emma Sullivan shares seven practical tips for enhancing lifestyle sustainability, such as using reusable water bottles, unplugging electronics, and making smarter shopping choices. These simple actions not only benefit the environment but also promote healthier living.
The Tateuchi Center is set to become a cultural landmark in Downtown Bellevue, with groundbreaking occurring in 2018 and a grand opening planned for 2021. Featuring a 2,000-seat Concert Hall and a 200-seat Studio Theatre, the center will provide diverse performance opportunities and serve as a hub for local arts education. Community engagement events, like the "Taste of Tateuchi," are being organized to further involve the public.
The Bellevue Downtown Association's 44th Annual Celebration showcased significant achievements in Downtown Bellevue, highlighting the contributions of local businesses and civic leaders. The event recognized notable projects like the Downtown Park and Lincoln Square Expansion, emphasizing community commitment to growth and inclusivity.
The Bellevue Business Survey indicates that 75% of local businesses view Bellevue as a favorable place for operations, with many expecting economic growth in the next few years. Key concerns include traffic, parking, and housing affordability, yet 69% of businesses believe the city is moving in the right direction. The results will inform city policies for economic development.
Lincoln South Food Hall in Downtown Bellevue offers a diverse range of gourmet lunch options for under $10, making it a popular dining destination. Featuring seven unique restaurants, the food hall caters to various tastes with offerings from poke bowls to artisanal pizzas. With ample seating and a vibrant atmosphere, it’s an ideal spot for both dining and working.
Scoop, a popular carpooling app, is set to launch in Bellevue on January 29, 2018, providing a much-needed alternative to expensive parking and traffic congestion in the area. The Bellevue Downtown Association's TransManage team has collaborated with Scoop to promote this solution through informative events for local employers. By connecting co-workers and neighbors, Scoop aims to enhance the commuting experience while alleviating downtown congestion.
Celebrate the Lunar New Year at The Bellevue Collection on February 24, with a diverse range of cultural demonstrations and family-friendly activities from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. This vibrant event, organized by local cultural organizations, emphasizes the rich cultural heritage of Bellevue's community and offers complimentary fun for all ages.
The Bellevue Downtown Association (BDA) endorses a demonstration bikeway along 108th Ave NE and free-floating bike share initiatives, as approved by their Transportation Commission. The City Council is set to review these recommendations, aiming to enhance bike infrastructure and mobility in Downtown Bellevue following a transportation levy approval in 2016.