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Annual Report

2023 Metrics

OneRedmond’s overall metrics for economic development in 2023.

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  • 803

    Existing Business Support

  • 134

    Business Recruitment/Expansion Projects

  • 937

    Total Clients Touched

  • 32

    Events Produced

  • 6309

    Total Event Attendees

  • $108.66m

    Capital Infused into the Economy

2022 Annual Report Highlights

  • Over 1,800 businesses reached through OneRedmond and grant-funded technical assistance.
  • Over 4.4 million dollars in funding obtained by businesses and nonprofits as a result of accessing programs.
  • Over 28,000 instances of engagement through all programs in 2022.
  • 7,747 total attendees at 70 events.
  • 153 new projects and start-up requests fielded.
  • Partnerships across the region including Small Business Development Center, the Small Business Administration, SCORE, (re)Startup425, and chambers and cities across East King County
  • 11 Community based organizations partnered with on multiple projects
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2021 Annual Report Highlights

  • 1,844 businesses assisted
  • Programs supported over 50,000 jobs
  • 45 new business leads fielded
  • Projects brought in over $127 million in capital investment
  • 42 virtual events held with 4,918 total attendees
  • Programming translated into 10 different languages
  • 1,700 PPE kits distributed to small businesses
  • 24,000 YouTube views of programming and events
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2020 Annual Report Highlights

  • Annual Report Highlights
  • Over 5,000 businesses reached through the COVID-19 relief and recovery efforts, Business
  • Walk Programs, PPE distribution
  • Over 3,700 businesses walked through available financial resources
  • Over 2.5 Million masks and tens of thousands of hand sanitizers distributed through 11 pick up locations in East King County
  • Over $1.8 M in grant funds distributed with over half being women-owned businesses
  • Partnerships across the region including Small Business Development Center, the Small
  • Business Administration, SCORE, (re)Startup425, and chambers and cities across East King County
  • The creation of OneEastside Foundation’s Eastside Small Business Recovery Fund
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