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The $30 million round of improvements are slated to begin in June 2018 and be completed by October 2018 and will be the first time that the dome has received a major refurbishment since it first opened its doors in 1983. Janet Toth with the Small Business Development Center will be with us to share her knowledge about growing your business.TACOMA, Washington (CelebrityAccess) - The venerable Tacoma Dome in Washington is planning to go dark this summer for a major overhaul of the facility. Bring your questions regarding government contracting and learn from knowledgeable Small Business Experts. Primer Viernes del mesД®ASC/PTAC Friday Follow-up is an open forum, round table for businesses to get answers from your local PTAC counselor. Separate online workshops are available same day in Spanish, 2:00 PM вЂ“ 3:00 PM. Three sessions are offered at at once so choose the one youвЂ™re interested in! Join City of Seattle for вЂњFirst FridaysвЂќ online to meet Purchasing and Contracting staff who are part of purchasing, consultant contracting and construction/public works teams. Michael Jonas вЂ“ Legal ProfessionalВ вЂ“ Rational Unicorn Legal Services PCДoing Business with the City of Seattle вЂ“ OnlineДЇirst Fridays of each month, 9:00 AM вЂ“ 11:00 AM PT Lily Tran вЂ“ Tax ProfessionalВ вЂ“ Tax-u-SignДЄndrew Peoples вЂ“ Insurance ProfessionalВ вЂ“ Parker, Smith & Feek Neura Conejo вЂ“ Banking ProfessionalВ вЂ“ Umpqua Bank WeвЂ™ll even be offering you opportunities to connect with other business owners through these morning coffee chats. You will hear from Business Professionals from Umpqua Bank, Tax-u-Sign, and an Attorney from the Rational Unicorn.Д®very Tuesday from 9 to 9:45 am Pacific Time, you will get to hear from one of these professionals as they chat about their area of expertise as it relates to current times and we will have an opportunity for a few of your non-confidential questions to get some answers.

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Whether you are in the idea phase or a growth phase in your business, we invite you to attend our weekly Grow with a Pro coffee chats. Orientation sessions are virtual and will include representatives from the University and other regional business development agencies.

The orientations will provide a learning opportunity to assist in navigating potential business prospects at the University and with other state agencies, as well as educational and other resources to assist businesses. Monthly вЂ“ see dates below, 10:30 AM вЂ“ 12:00 PM PST University of Washington Supplier Orientation This powerful program will give you the tools necessary to take your time back, break through the profit plateau, create new sources of revenue, and help you to work on your business rather than in your business! These flexible class times spanning a 9-week period are focused on teaching proven strategies to small businesses that will increase resiliency and spur growth in the wake of a global pandemic.

TACOMA DOME CONCERTS MAY 30 REGISTRATION

May 18 вЂ“ July 13 > Still open for registration

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ScaleUp Training Series Sessions 17 & 18 Pierce County Business Accelerator FAQs and Application Checklist Pierce County Business AcceleratorВ Application Upon completion, participants will receive access to potential funding options, matching grant resources up to $10,000, a commercial rent stipend for one year up to $500/mo., and coaching/mentorship for one year.ДЄpplications are being accepted for future cohorts. The Pierce County Business Accelerator will provide direct access to business resources such as relevant training, coaching, technical assistance, and networking support to launch and grow micro businesses in Pierce County. The program will serve entrepreneurs and business owners throughout Pierce County with a focus on underserved communities to help foster innovation and create wealth-building opportunities. In response to the pandemic and the adverse impacts on underserved communities in Pierce County, the County Council has allocated $5M of American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funding to launch the Pierce County Business Accelerator.

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