July 16 Workshop on Doing Business With the City of Tacoma

Tacoma, WALocal News

The upcoming workshop "Doing Business With the City of Tacoma," scheduled for July 16, 2024, is designed to empower disadvantaged and minority business owners in the Tacoma area. This event aims to demystify the process of engaging with city contracts and resources, offering practical guidance to enhance local business opportunities. Participants will have the unique chance to interact directly with city officials, gaining insights that could significantly impact their business strategies. The workshop aligns with Tacoma's broader goals of economic inclusion and support for underrepresented communities, making it a timely and relevant event. By attending, local entrepreneurs can network with peers and learn about available resources that can aid in their business growth.

The city emphasizes its commitment to fostering a thriving business environment, particularly for those who may face barriers in accessing opportunities. This workshop represents a crucial step toward building a more equitable economic landscape in Tacoma. Registering for this event could be a transformative opportunity for local entrepreneurs seeking to thrive in their business endeavors.

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