Come Home Washington

The Director is a facilitator among diverse groups of private and public organizations, creating and maintaining excellent working relationships among the groups to create the best environment for growth.

More young companies are moving in downtown, near the art galleries and bookstores around Pioneer Square. Still others are spreading into the surrounding suburbs.

The move from Simi Valley, Calif. to Colfax, Wash. was not only easier than anticipated, it came with some unexpected economic benefits.

But what has lately been dawning on Forks is the realization that its own isolation (60 miles west of Port Angeles, the nearest real city) and proximity both to the uncut forest and mountains of the Olympic National Park, as well as to the big breaking swell of the Pacific along deserted beaches, may actually be worth more than horizontal Douglas firs.

The city and environs are now defined by the grape. Vineyards and wineries are everywhere.

Climate Solutions now seeks an outgoing, energetic, self-motivated and outcome-oriented individual to serve as Program Manager for our Harvesting Clean Energy Program.

The Executive Director is a
community leader working on existing business expansion and new
business recruitment by creating a hospitable business climate and
ensuring public support for economic development.

Each specialist will assist statewide Small Business Development Center (SBDC) clients in starting, stabilizing, or growing their businesses by conducting accurate and professional secondary market research and financial analysis, as assigned by the assistant director of the Research Center.

The grants administrator will manage aspects of a grants portfolio of approximately $35 million per year and will be responsible for information management regarding LSDF’s grant administration processes.

But Forks would dearly like to acquire a modest share of Seattle’s genius for spinning money in cyberspace. After the extreme rancor of the divorce proceedings, here are potential grounds for amicable reconciliation.