TV host Besa Gordon announced as closing speaker for Edmonds International Womens Day

Edmonds, WALocal News

Besa Gordon, the charismatic host of "Back2Besa" on Fox 13 Seattle, has been announced as the closing speaker for the upcoming Edmonds International Women’s Day event, scheduled for March 8 at the Edmonds Waterfront Center. Celebrated for her energetic approach and dedication to community empowerment, Gordon is expected to deliver an inspiring message that resonates with attendees. The event, now in its seventh year, promises a variety of activities, including breakout sessions, a catered brunch, and a hosted happy hour, creating a vibrant atmosphere for celebrating women's achievements. Robin Ullman, chief operating officer at the Edmonds Waterfront Center, expressed her enthusiasm for Gordon’s participation, noting her unique ability to connect with people on a personal level. Gordon’s initiative, "Back2Besa," not only highlights local restaurants but also uplifts community foundations and changemakers, reinforcing her role as a key figure in the Pacific Northwest.

This year’s theme focuses on community engagement and empowerment, aligning perfectly with Gordon’s mission. Attendees can register for the event and look forward to an enriching experience filled with inspiration and networking opportunities. The combination of Gordon’s influence and the event's diverse programming sets the stage for a memorable celebration of women’s contributions.

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