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SUMMARY:Legislative Kickoff - Virtual Event
DESCRIPTION:The East King Chambers Coalition Legislative Kickoff is one of the biggest political events of the year.\n\n\n\nEach January\, the Coalition kicks off the New Year with an event just days before the Legislature convenes. Representatives of the East King County business community gather to hear what Legislators from the Eastside and from top leadership in Olympia will prioritize in the coming Session\, and to share a few ideas of their own.\n\n\n\nThe Legislative Breakfast will include two mainstage panels focusing on Housing and Transportation as well as breakout rooms exploring Budget and Tax Policy and Economic Revitalization.\n\n\n\nRegister to join us today!\n\n\n\nAbout the 2022 Event:\n\nPrior to the event you'll be sent instructions to log in to the event platform\, Swapcard. Select one of the two breakout sessions: Budget & Tax Policy or Economic Revitalization. All attendees will be registered for the mainstage panels: Housing and Transportation. You may change your selected at any time and watch recordings of the other sessions at your convenience.\n\n\n\n7:30 - 8:00am\nHousing Panel-\n\nAffordable and accessible housing in King County has been a primary focus of leaders long before the emergence of COVID-19. The pandemic has only worsened the state of homelessness and affordable housing throughout King County. In this mainstage discussion\, members of the Washington State Legislature will explore housing policy in this conversation moderated by Eddie\n\n\n\n8-8:30am\n\nEconomic Revitalization Panel-\n\nThe second breakout room option will focus on economic growth in King County as the community bounces back from the fiscal impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. State representatives and senators will discuss everything from infrastructure to workforce development to innovation and growth. The panel of policy experts will be moderated by Karen McKnight\, Managing Broker at Keller Williams. \n\n\n\nOR\n\n\n\nBudget & Tax Policy Panel-\n\nThe first of two optional break-out rooms will focus on all things related to the state budget. From the Unemployment Insurance Trust Fund to the Implementation of the Long-Term Care Act\, the breakout room will focus on some of the most important issues facing elected officials. The panel\, moderated by Al Ralston\, Vice President at Gordon Thomas Honeywell\, will feature members of the legislature with expertise in tax policy. \n\n\n\n8:30 - 9:00am\n\nTransportation Panel-\n\nThe state legislature notably didn't pass a comprehensive transportation bill last session As Washington State is set to receive billions in federal funding and grants for infrastructure. This mainstage panel will explore transportation priorities facing the fast-growing Eastside region. The discussion will be moderated by East King Chambers Coalition Chair Ryan McIrvin\, Renton City Councilmember and Assistant Director of Government & Community Relations at UW Bothell
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:The East King Chambers Coalition Legislative Kickoff is one of the biggest political events of the year.
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\nEach January\, the Coalition kicks off the New Year with an event just days before the Legislature convenes. Representatives of the East King County business community gather to hear what Legislators from the Eastside and from top leadership in Olympia will prioritize in the coming Session\, and to share a few ideas of their own.
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\nThe Legislative Breakfast will include two mainstage panels focusing on Housing and Transportation as well as breakout rooms exploring Budget and Tax Policy and Economic Revitalization.
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\nRegister to join us today!
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\nAbout the 2022 Event:
\nPrior to the event you'\;ll be sent instructions to log in to the event platform\, Swapcard. Select one of the two breakout sessions: Budget &\; Tax Policy or Economic Revitalization. All attendees will be registered for the mainstage panels: Housing and Transportation. You may change your selected at any time and watch recordings of the other sessions at your convenience.
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\n7:30 - 8:00am\nHousing Panel-
\n\nAffordable and accessible housing in King County has been a primary focus of leaders long before the emergence of COVID-19. The pandemic has only worsened the state of homelessness and affordable housing throughout King County. In this mainstage discussion\, members of the Washington State Legislature will explore housing policy in this conversation moderated by Eddie
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\n\nEconomic Revitalization Panel-
\nThe second breakout room option will focus on economic growth in King County as the community bounces back from the fiscal impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. State representatives and senators will discuss everything from infrastructure to workforce development to innovation and growth. The panel of policy experts will be moderated by Karen McKnight\, Managing Broker at Keller Williams. \;
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\nBudget &\; Tax Policy Panel-
\nThe first of two optional break-out rooms will focus on all things related to the state budget. From the Unemployment Insurance Trust Fund to the Implementation of the Long-Term Care Act\, the breakout room will focus on some of the most important issues facing elected officials. The panel\, moderated by Al Ralston\, Vice President at Gordon Thomas Honeywell\, will feature members of the legislature with expertise in tax policy. \; \;
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\n8:30 - 9:00am
\n\nTransportation Panel-
\nThe state legislature notably didn'\;t pass a comprehensive transportation bill last session As Washington State is set to receive billions in federal funding and grants for infrastructure. This mainstage panel will explore transportation priorities facing the fast-growing Eastside region. The discussion will be moderated by East King Chambers Coalition Chair Ryan McIrvin\, Renton City Councilmember and Assistant Director of Government &\; Community Relations at UW Bothell
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LOCATION:Virtual Event
UID:e.2571.25385
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DTSTAMP:20260516T022018Z
URL:https://cm.bothellkenmorechamber.org/events/details/legislative-kickoff-virtual-event-25385
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