Small Business Resources from OED
Information from Seattle’s Office of Economic Development on resources available to small businesses from the city, state and federal governments during coronavirus.
Posted: April 9th, 2020 under
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About Lisa
- A New York State native, Lisa has lived in Seattle for the last 22 years. Lisa began her career as a community organizer working for Syracuse United Neighbors (SUN), a grassroots organization struggling for equal distribution of city services in low-income neighborhoods. Lisa moved to Seattle to help open a new ACORN (Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now) office. Before running Councilmember Licata's 1997 campaign for City Council, she worked as a tenant organizer for the Tenants Union. Lisa has a grown daughter named Megan and she is the happy Omi (German for "granny") of Megan's daughter and son.
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