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A Microsoft Teams hybrid meeting displays a PowerPoint slide titled 'Background' describing the Port of Seattle's non-competitive city funding program, which began in 2016 to support local and regional economic development. Key program parameters include per capita funding formula with a minimum of $10,000 and maximum of $60,000, a requirement for cities to develop economic development projects tied to Port business interests, and a 50 percent match requirement for Port funding.

A Port of Seattle presentation slide (page 204 of 208, slide 22) showing proposed Number (#) of WMBE Firms Utilized Goals, comparing the original annual goal of 354 firms (2019-2023), goal achieved of 392, GAP Year results of 388, GAP Year 2024 goal of 400, and a recommended annual goal of 500 firms for 2025-2029. Utilization drivers include P-Cards (Direct Buys), while detractors include the current payment database not capturing all WMBE businesses.

Title slide for the Port of Seattle Aviation Division's 2024 Q4 Financial Performance Report, bearing the Port of Seattle logo. This document appears on page 291 of a 373-page compiled report.

A presentation slide outlining $10,000 in funding for Skykomish, Washington, detailing two initiatives: a Tourism Promotion and Website project partnering with the Skykomish Chamber of Commerce, and a Digital Literacy program for local business owners. The slide includes three circular images representing Recreation, Community, and History aspects of Skykomish.

A presentation slide detailing $60,000 in funding for Renton, Washington, covering the World Cup Legacy Square Initiative (in partnership with the Seattle Sounders' RAVE Foundation) and StartUp425, which increased event attendance by 63% across 10 events. The accompanying photo shows a community outdoor market or festival with vendor tables and attendees.

A presentation slide detailing Redmond's $60,000 funding allocation, covering the StartUp425 Regional Partnership accelerator (37 founders admitted, 32 WMBEs), the Eastside Made Pop-up Market (21 businesses, 95% WMBEs, 38% immigrant-owned), and the Innovation Triangle website refresh with 715 page views. The slide features the Innovation Triangle logo and a Downtown Redmond promotional image.

Presentation slide titled 'Small Business Assistance Initiatives' outlining King County economic development programs including Small Business Technical Assistance (partnerships with SBDCs in Auburn and Burien; StartUp425 in Bellevue, Issaquah, Kirkland, Redmond, Renton), Business Retention Surveys in Federal Way, Marketing projects in Federal Way and Kenmore, and Creative Economy initiatives in Shoreline and Woodinville. An embedded photo shows three people conversing inside what appears to be a restaurant.

A presentation slide listing regional tourism initiatives including Town Square Holiday Shopping (Burien), Digital Marketing Campaign (Burien, Auburn), Cycling Story Map (North Bend), Tourism Websites (Kenmore, Kirkland, Snoqualmie), Expo & Event Association (Enumclaw), and Oktoberfest (Kenmore). The slide features a screenshot of the City of North Bend Cycling Trail System story map from Adventure, highlighting cycling trails, trailheads, and local businesses.

Presentation slide titled 'Small Business Assistance Initiatives' outlining programs including Small Business Technical Assistance (SBDC partnerships in Auburn and Burien; StartUp425 in Bellevue, Issaquah, Kirkland, Redmond, Renton), Business Outreach/Retention Surveys in Federal Way, Marketing projects in Federal Way and Kenmore, and Creative Economy initiatives in Shoreline and Woodinville. Accompanying photo shows three people conversing inside what appears to be a restaurant or café setting.

A presentation slide titled 'Buy Local/Placemaking Initiatives' lists community economic development programs across King County cities including Carnation, Bothell, Mercer Island, Snoqualmie, Duvall, Issaquah, Kirkland, Redmond, SeaTac, Pacific, and Shoreline. Photos show a Happy Juneteenth event, Pride 2024 imagery, and what appears to be a cultural marketplace event with attendees in festive attire.