• During Transgender Visibility Month, GSBA Honors Business of the Year Repair Revolution

• GSBA Appoints Michael Soto as New President & CEO

• Over 2,400 Small & Minority-owned Washington Businesses Apply for Ready for Business Fund

• GSBA Recognizes Excellence in Workplace Diversity & Inclusion

• GSBA Scholarship Fund Application Opens this Sunday, National Coming Out Day

• Ready For Business Fund to Distribute $2,500 Grants to Over 60 Seattle-Area Small Businesses

• Ready for Business Fund Receives 200 Applications in One Week from Small Businesses Needing Support

• Tukwila And Local Chambers of Commerce Launch Campaign to Support Local Businesses During Pandemic

• GSBA & Broadway BIA Hold Press Conference on COVID-19's Small Business Impact

• Small Businesses Struggle to Keep Business Open During Coronavirus Outbreak

• GSBA and Ventures Announce Inaugural Participants in Small Business Incubator Program

• GSBA Honors Business and Community Leaders from Alaska Airlines to Micro-Businesses

• GSBA Director of Public Policy & Government Affairs Matt Landers Appointed to Washington State LGBTQ Commission

• [GSBA Scholarship Fund] Symetra Pledges $250,000 to Aid LGBTQ Students

• GSBA, InterChange Media Art Productions, and Microsoft Renew Commitment to Diverse LGBTQ-Owned Small Businesses

• Capitol Hill Business Alliance (CHBA) honors community leaders at Spirit of the Hill Awards

• GSBA Members Shine at 2019 NGLCC International Business & Leadership Conference

• GSBA President & CEO Louise Chernin interviewed for Washington Post article about Amazon

• GSBA Receives Chamber Development Grant from National LGBT Chamber of Commerce and Wells Fargo

• Mayor Durkan Honors Members of GSBA Staff & Board Members at 2018 Pride Awards