The highly educated workforce, exceptional quality of life, entrepreneurial culture, and strategic location - midway between Asia and Europe - attract companies to King County.

World class companies and innovative entrepreneurs locate in Pierce County for the talented workforce, great business climate and exciting array of housing, cultural and educational choices.

Spokane, the second-largest city in Washington state, serves as the business, transportation, medical, industrial, and cultural hub of the Inland Northwest.

A focus on semi-conductors, high technology and services make Clark County a hub for innovation.

Thurston County has recently noticed a dramatic shift in the regional diversification of its workforce, with professional services now ranking as one of the leading components of industry.

A diverse economy and picturesque oceanfront setting make Kitsap County a top choice for business.

Yakima County's accessible location gives businesses efficient access to Pacific Northwest markets, and the region's affordable, sunny lifestyle spurs employee satisfaction.

Whatcom County's leading-edge data and telecommunications resources plus an emerging technology cluster make it a desirable business setting while creating a climate for business growth.

The metropolitian service area within Benton County boasts 19% employment in technology and topped the list as the most secure mid-sized city in America.

An available workforce with a tremendous work ethic, excellent local schools, a great community college, affordable housing, outstanding healthcare, a low crime rate, and cooperative local agencies make Skagit County a great business location.

Key designations make Cowlitz County a natural choice for businesses seeking global markets.

Grant County is an excellent choice for industrial expansion due to a ready and able workforce, affordable power and land and an extensive transportation network.

Low crime and high scholastic achievement have created a strong environment for business ownership.

Franklin County is a top choice for companies seeking access to major markets and affordable power.

Centrally located in Washington state, Chelan County provides easy access to domestic and international markets, some of the lowest power rates in the country, and healthy and vibrant agriculture and tourism industries.

Home to one of the West Coast's largest seafood landing centers and Washington's only deep-water port on the Pacific Coast, Grays Harbor County is emerging as a leader in green manufacturing, seafood processing, boat building, agriculture and tourism.   

Clallam County's peninsula location makes it a natural choice for resource industries.

With three colleges, Walla Walla County businesses find a competitive and well-trained workforce that provides a diversified economy.

With four distinct seasons, unlimited recreational opportunities, and a diverse economy, Stevens County is an ideal place to live and do business.

Businesses in Whitman County find an abundance of hydroelectric power and natural gas, available industrial park sites, commercial property, sufficient infrastructure, excellent transportation systems, access to research and education, leading-edge telecommunications and a comfortable lifestyle.

With the addition of broadband high-speed internet, technology companies have strategically located in the Methow Valley and throughout the county. Value-added agriculture is also playing a key role in the diversification of Okanogan County's economy.

Centrally located at the crossroads of two major interstates in the heart of Washington state, Kittitas County boasts a mix of towering timbered mountainous and range land.

Affordable power and land, broadband fiber, competitive labor rates and year-round recreation combine to make Douglas County a top choice for businesses.

Arts and culture, maritime and boat building, manufacturing, tourism and agriculture combine to form the cornerstones of Jefferson County's economy.

With over 25 miles of beach area located along the Pacific Ocean, coastal living in Pacific County provides exciting activities and endless business possibilities.

The economy of Adams County is rooted in agriculture and livestock while interspersed with recreation and tourism opportunities that feature pre-historic ice-age flood channels, lakes and streams.

Partnerships with educational institutions such as Skagit Valley College San Juan Center branch, or the world-renowned Friday Harbor Labs marine research facility of the University of Washington provide San Juan County with a skilled workforce.

Light manufacturing, value-added wood products, and recreational products are just a few of the industries found within Pend Oreille County.

Skamania County offers a state-of-the-art telecommunications network, and developing opportunities for education, social and health services, and business services.

Business and community leaders are working to diversify the county's economic base by adding value to their resources and utilizing the low real estate prices to attract new businesses.

Affordable land and diverse cultural and recreational opportunities set Ferry County apart as a unique place for business.

Significant infrastructure provides easy global access for Columbia County businesses.

Wahkiakum County is progressing with many new street improvements and housing developments, old buildings being remodeled into office and retail spaces, and future plans for an industrial business park to incubate new businesses.

Garfield County offers a quality educational system, strong local health services and year-round recreation for both businesses and families.