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Choose Washington 2021

As the No. 1 state in the nation, Washington’s economic strengths continue to earn top honors and attract new investments.

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Features

Return to Nature

Washington’s natural attractions and cultural amenities propel the tourism sector’s rebound.

Built to Last

Washington’s forestry products industry is where sustainability, innovation and manufacturing meet.

Focused on Excellence

Washington’s community and technical college system meets the needs of industry with Centers of Excellence.

Standing TALL

A longtime partnership with the military opens new economic opportunities.

From Alpacas to Zucchini, It’s Grown in Washington

Darigold, a Seattle-based farmer-owned cooperative, announced plans in June to build a new premium protein and butter operation at the Port of Pasco that will feature technologies and strategies designed to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 25%

Evergreen Views

Washington’s eight geographic regions offer diverse strengths and scenic beauty.

Pioneers From The Beginning

The 2020 National Solar Jobs Census from the Solar Energy Industries Association ranks Washington No. 20 in solar power industry jobs with 3,565, with a five-year solar jobs growth of more than 1,300 jobs that places the state No. 13 in the nation.

Road to Recovery

Far from just a public health crisis, the COVID-19 pandemic has also been a unique economic crisis.

A Promising View

Director of the Washington State Department of Commerce shares perspective on the state’s economic vitality.

Leader of the Pack

Washington’s Governor shares insight into factors that created the state’s leading status.

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