MEETING FULL Panel discussion Why doesn't Shoreline have more small businesses - and what can we do about it?

Shoreline, WALocal News

Urbanist Shoreline is set to host a crucial panel discussion on January 27, 2025, titled "Why doesn't Shoreline have more small businesses - and what can we do about it? " The event will take place at Uplift Climbing and will include prominent local figures such as Lara Grauer, former President of the Shoreline Chamber of Commerce, Andrew Hou, the founder of Uplift Climbing, and Nathan Daum, Shoreline's Economic Development Program Manager. As the small business landscape continues to evolve, this discussion aims to address the barriers preventing growth and sustainability in Shoreline's entrepreneurial ecosystem. The event has reached capacity, indicating strong community interest, but a waitlist is available for those who wish to participate. Attendees are invited to bring questions, fostering an interactive environment for dialogue between residents and local leaders.

This initiative underscores the significance of community engagement in shaping economic policy and supporting small businesses. By tackling these issues head-on, the panel hopes to inspire actionable strategies that could lead to a more vibrant local economy. Participants are encouraged to join the conversation and contribute to the future of Shoreline's business environment.

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