Navigating tariff impacts Washington trade and business experts to discuss during webinar April 29

Lynnwood, WALocal News

The Economic Alliance Snohomish County is set to host a free virtual webinar on April 29, titled "Navigating Tariff Impacts on Washington Businesses. " As new U. S. tariffs are anticipated, the event will delve into how these changes could affect key industries like agriculture, construction, and global logistics. Participants will receive valuable insights from industry experts, including Rianne Ham from the Washington State Department of Agriculture, and Mike Fowler from the World Trade Center Tacoma.

Ray Stephanson, EASC's president and CEO, highlighted the significant impact of trade policy shifts on the local economy, calling this webinar a vital opportunity for businesses. Attendees will not only learn about the implications of proposed tariffs but also explore strategies to mitigate risks and remain competitive. The event will feature a Q&A session, allowing participants to engage directly with the speakers. This initiative underscores the proactive approach being taken to prepare Washington businesses for an uncertain trade environment. Those interested are encouraged to RSVP to receive the Zoom livestream link and more information.

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