Forgot Password?

Manufacturing Week is Oct. 4-12

AWB embarked on an epic road trip to celebrate the great things Washington manufacturers make and highlight the importance of manufacturing to the state economy.
Learn More

Election 2018

AWB opposes I-1631 and supports legislative candidates who have demonstrated the most support for Washington's private-sector employers.
Learn More

AWB's Grow Here Campaign

We're excited to celebrate more Washington employers who are improving lives and strengthening communities.
Learn More

2018 Legislative Review

AWB's annual Legislative Review gives you the full rundown on legislative outcomes and your lawmaker's vote records.
Learn More

Check out the latest in Washington Business

The summer edition of Washington Business features a deep dive into the economic drivers of our state's diverse regions.
Read more

"It's a feel good plan."

Aslan Brewing in Bellingham found a great solution for their health care needs in AWB's HealthChoice. See if it's the right fit for your business.
Learn More
      
Read

Day 7 Highlights


Friday - the final leg of our Manufacturing Week bus tour - brought us along the Columbia River and back up I-5, with stops in Bingen, Vancouver, Woodland, outside of Chehalis, and home to Olympia.

This year's tour showed us so many different facets of our state's manufacturing sector in so many unique and beautiful regions. It's been an honor to visit all of your shop floors, and we can't wait to get out and see more of you next year.

For more information on this year's bus tour, please check out the Olympia Business Watch blog posts from all seven days here, and our daily wrap-up videos here.

Learn More

The Latest NewsView All

Thursday, October 4
AWB Hits the Road in Support of Manufacturing
Thursday, October 4
Gov. Inslee, Association of Washington Business and WorkSource team up to promote manufacturing careers
Thursday, October 4
AWB Manufacturing Tour Visits South Puget Sound, Kitsap Peninsula

Testimonials

"We’re grateful for Kris’ leadership and AWB in general for the positive impact it’s had on education and workforce development."


- Dr. Steven Ashby, Director
Pacific Northwest National Laboratory