The woman who has led the Tri-Cities’ largest business and professional network for the past 20 years has announced her plans to pass the torch. 

Washington State University Tri-Cities and the Tri-City Regional Chamber of Commerce will launch a new entrepreneurial training initiative this fall and they want your input on shaping it. 

The leadership program founded in 1994 has selected its Class 30 participants. 

The 26th U.S. Secretary of Defense – a Richland High School graduate – will deliver the keynote address at the 2026 Association of Washington Business’s annual Policy Summit in Spokane this fall.

Working women may soon have an easier time navigating a major life change in the workplace.

Looking to strengthen your management skills or prepare for a future in leadership? Washington State University Tri-Cities has an opportunity for you. 

Looking to earn your MBA from a highly-regarded academic program? You need not look further than across the Palouse. 

Here’s the reality: No one can make that choice for you. In every challenge, both signs are visible.

The Tri-City Regional Chamber of Commerce recognized several businesses, nonprofits and community leaders during its annual meeting and awards luncheon on March 25.

Fuse SPC is entering a new chapter as it reinvents both its leadership and its space to better serve the business community.