Economic Alliance Snohomish County hosting virtual coffee chat on global trade June 17

Lynnwood, WALocal News

Economic Alliance Snohomish County will host a virtual coffee chat on global trade on June 17, featuring a panel discussion led by Ken Stephanson. The event will explore key topics including Foreign-Trade Zones and supply chain management, essential for local businesses navigating international markets. Participants will gain valuable insights into the implications of global trade on the Snohomish County economy. The Economic Alliance aims to facilitate dialogue among community members to enhance understanding of these critical issues. This initiative aligns with the organization's broader mission to support local economic growth through education and networking opportunities.

The discussion will also address how local businesses can leverage global trade opportunities. As international trade continues to evolve, understanding these dynamics becomes increasingly vital for economic resilience. The event reflects a proactive approach to fostering a robust local economy in an interconnected world.

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