Sharp Business Systems
Sharp Business Systems (SBS) is a direct sales division of Sharp Electronics Corporation. Our specialty is providing our customers with friendly, local support through our best-in-class products, solutions and service.
City of Lakewood – Economic Development Manager Becky Newton
City of Lakewood Economic Development Manager Becky Newton - Continually improving our community through public health and safety, business outreach, redevelopment, parks and recreation, leadership, education and military partnerships.
City of Lakewood Deputy Mayor Patti Belle
Deputy Mayor Patti Belle, appointed to the Lakewood City Council in 2021, was selected Deputy Mayor in 2026. A communications leader with 20+ years of experience, she champions community engagement, inclusivity, public safety, arts, and economic grow
Puget Sound Energy
For 150+ years, PSE has powered local communities and economic growth. Today, we’re transforming our energy system to meet clean energy goals while delivering safe, reliable power for future generations.
World Trade Center Tacoma
The World Trade Center Tacoma provides resources and services that helps individuals & organizations do business globally.
City of Lakewood Councilmember Ellen Talbo
Councilmember Ellen Talbo, elected in 2026, is a Lakewood native and Lakes High graduate with urban planning degrees. She worked on transportation projects in Washington and California and served on the Lakewood Planning Commission.
Sound Credit Union
Sound Credit Union is a member-owned, not-for-profit financial institution with 26 local branches. Members benefit from competitive rates, fewer fees, modern banking tools, and valuable financial services.
City of Lakewood Councilmember Trestin Lauricella
Councilmember Trestin Lauricella, appointed in 2023, is a Lakewood native, Clover Park graduate, and engineering and MBA graduate. He has nearly 20 years in program management and supports pediatric cancer research nonprofits.
Historic Fort Steilacoom Association
Historic Fort Steilacoom is a volunteer-run museum preserving the first U.S. Army post in Puget Sound. Through tours, exhibits, and events, it shares the region’s military, tribal, and settler history while honoring diverse perspectives.