Greater Seattle Region Global Trade / PURSUING A GLOBAL TRADE / Amazon / the Boeing / Manufacturing Communities Partnership / JPMorgan Chase / Microsoft / ADVANCED INDUSTRIES / Boston Consulting Group / /
Continent
Asia / North America / Europe / /
Country
United Arab Emirates / Indonesia / Japan / United States / Canada / United Kingdom / China / South Korea / India / /
Currency
USD / /
Facility
Sea-Tac international airport / University of Washington Global Business Center / University of Washington / University of Washington Foster School / /
IndustryTerm
economic development infrastructure / aerospace training pipeline / clean technology cluster / high tech economy / manufacturing prowess / oil and gas / food services* / communications technology / aerospace and clean technology / manufacturing industries / recent aerospace cluster studies / information technology / manufacturing / aerospace cluster strategy / /
NaturalFeature
West Coast / /
Organization
University of Washington / Brookings Institution / International Monetary Fund / International Trade Administration / US Department of Commerce / University of Washington Foster School of Business / Trade Development Alliance of Greater Seattle / Washington State Department of Commerce / University of Washington Global Business Center / Puget Sound Regional Council / Economic Development Council of Seattle and King County / Washington Maritime Federation / Department of Defense / /
Person
Matthew A Harris-Shears / Ranjit S. Rakhra / Alan Berube / Elizabeth Kneebone / Graham Mills / Ryan Dalrymple / /
Position
major global markets / economic leader / model for international trade / Lecturer / economic driver / /
Product
Boeing 737 / /
ProvinceOrState
King County / Kitsap / Snohomish / Pierce / /
Region
West Coast / South Korea / Pacific Rim / /
Technology
information technology / communications technology / aerospace and clean technology / /
Greater Seattle Region Global Trade & Investment Plan, Version 1.0 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT This plan was developed in coordination with the four county Greater Seattle region under the leadership of the Economic Development Co