The connection between workforce development and economic development cannot be overstated. Businesses cannot grow, innovate, or compete effectively without a skilled and reliable workforce. At the same time, a thriving local economy creates
On March 14th, 2025, YCDA hosted our Bilingual Business Accelerator Kick-Off at Legends Casino in Toppenish. The Business Accelerator Program is designed for Yakima County businesses with fewer than 30 employees that have
City Partners with Yakima County Development Association to Connect Businesses with Resources and Gather Community Input ZILLAH, WA – Building upon a series of recent economic successes, the City of Zillah, in collaboration
Growing small businesses often face many barriers to growth. From navigating complex financial systems to securing loans, hiring employees, and marketing their services, the challenges can be overwhelming. That’s why the Yakima County
YCDA is rolling out a series of programs aimed at fueling local business growth and strengthening our business community. Our upcoming programs include–the Bilingual Business Accelerator Program, the Construction Accelerator, and City Outreach
(YAKIMA, WA) – The Yakima County Development Association (YCDA) launches 2025 Business Outreach Series with first event in Sunnyside. Connecting businesses with tools, expertise and support from local resources. The first event in
Looking to enhance your leadership abilities and excel in a supervisory or management role? Mark your calendars for two upcoming in-person training opportunities presented in partnership with Human Resources and Management Solutions (HRMS)
The following article was originally published in the Yakima Valley Business Times and written by Shelby Moore. The Yakima County Development Association (YCDA) has launched an innovative program designed to provide vital resources
Are you a small business owner looking to expand, innovate, or simply strengthen your financial foundation? Join our next BizConnect workshop in partnership with the Office of Minority and Women’s Business Enterprises (OMWBE).
On January 16, 2025, the Yakima County Development Association (YCDA) hosted the latest Supporting Investment in Economic Development (SIED) meeting, where two funding applications were recommended, underscoring the commitment to advancing regional infrastructure
