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Founded in 1971, enterpriseSeattle is a public-private economic development partnership encompassing King County and its 39 cities.

Research Data

This portion of our site is intended to provide the user with general information regarding a variety of topics that are of interest to companies that wish to establish or relocate operations to King County.

You will find a significant amount of data however, please note that we are in the process of updating some of the information and adding additional material.

enterpriseSeattle would be happy to compile customized information or answer questions you might have. Please contact us directly with specific questions at 206-389-8661 or ccallow@enterpriseSeattle.org

King County and its 39 cities are the center of the Puget Sound economy – home to 50% of the region’s population, 60% of its workforce and 70% of its economic output. King County plays a critical role in the future economic well-being of both the region and the State of Washington because it is both the business and population center of the Pacific Northwest.