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Chamber Announces Summit Keynote, David Blandford

Writer: Greater Issaquah Chamber of Commerce
Greater Issaquah Chamber of Commerce
Apr 1, 2024
1 min read

Updated: Apr 8, 2024



The chamber is excited to announce David Blandford, CEO of State of Washington Tourism as our closing Keynote Speaker at the Regional Business Summit on April 26th. David will delve into the changing aspects of tourism in our region, highlighting efforts towards sustainable tourism development along with current market trends and consumer behavior. David will also present on the ‘26 World Cup coming to Seattle and opportunities for our communities to leverage during this highly anticipated global football event.


We urge everyone to register and seize this opportunity to engage with professionals leading the way in economic objectives, advancement, and relevance on the Eastside. The day will include networking opportunities to converse with peers and establish new connections in the region. The program aims to inform attendees about significant regional issues and introduce innovations to help businesses thrive.


For more information go to: Regional Business Summit ‘24

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