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OneRedmond tells council it exceeded contract metrics in 2024, highlights small-business support
Summary
OneRedmond CEO Christina Hudson reported to the Redmond City Council that the public–private economic development partnership exceeded its 2024 contract metrics on business visits and advising, described events and programs delivered, and outlined work with partners on workforce, small-business resiliency grants and the Redmond Space District.
OneRedmond CEO Christina Hudson reported to the Redmond City Council on March 18 that the nonprofit economic development partnership exceeded several contract targets in 2024 while delivering events, technical assistance and outreach to local employers.
Hudson said OneRedmond conducted business visits and outreach that reached 164 businesses, surpassing the contract metric of at least 100, and provided advising services to 110 businesses against a contracted target of 50. "We're the only public private economic development partnership in East King County," Hudson said, describing OneRedmond's mix of business retention, recruitment and community programming.
The presentation summarized services delivered to categories including professional and technical services,…
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