Navigating tariff changes Washington trade and business experts to weigh in with Economic Alliance Feb. 27

Edmonds, WALocal News

On February 27, the Economic Alliance Snohomish County, along with the Economic Development Board for Tacoma-Pierce County and the Seattle Metro Chamber, will host a free virtual workshop entitled "Navigating Tariff Impacts on Washington Businesses: Strategies for Resilience & Growth. " This initiative is designed to help Washington businesses adapt to new tariffs and trade policies, ensuring they remain competitive and resilient. Experts from various organizations, including the U. S. Small Business Administration and the Washington State Department of Commerce, will share their insights during the event.

A live Q&A session will follow, allowing participants to engage directly with industry specialists. Maddie Merton, vice president of Business Retention and Expansion for EDB Tacoma Pierce, emphasizes the importance of equipping businesses with essential knowledge and resources. Ray Stephanson, CEO of EASC, encourages companies to pivot and adapt to turn uncertainty into opportunity. The workshop is scheduled for noon to 1 p. m.

PST, with registration available now. Participants will receive a Zoom link upon registration, ensuring easy access to this valuable resource.

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