Attend a Meeting

Thinking about joining the Bellingham Executive Association? Attending a meeting is a great way to experience the value of BEA firsthand.

Each weekly meeting is designed to foster professional growth, business collaboration, and meaningful connections. Here’s what you can expect:

Two Featured Speakers

Train the Team: A member shares insights, tools, or strategies that have positively impacted their personal or professional development.

Main Presentation: A member gives a deeper look into their business or industry, offering valuable expertise and perspective.

Member Engagement

A round of 60-second elevator introductions, where members briefly present their business and services.

A referral and one-on-one report-out, where members share updates on connections made and referrals given to fellow members.

Quarterly After Hours Socials

In addition to our regular meetings, we host After Hours Socials every quarter. These casual, networking-focused events are open to the public, providing a great opportunity to connect with members and learn more about BEA in a relaxed setting.

RSVPs are required for these events, as space may be limited.

Come see what makes BEA one of Bellingham’s most dynamic and connected business networks.

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Featured Speaker: Micah Anderson, NFIB

Join us for a valuable and timely presentation by Micah Anderson from the National Federation of Independent Business (NFIB). Micah will share insight into NFIB’s current priorities and the small-business issues developing at the federal, state, and local levels. From legislative updates to policy trends, this is a must-attend event for anyone invested in the future of small business.

Why attend?
✔ Stay informed on key advocacy efforts impacting your business
✔ Gain perspective on upcoming legislative changes
✔ Engage in dialogue that supports the voice of small business in Washington and beyond

Whether you're looking to stay ahead of policy shifts or better understand how NFIB is championing small businesses, Micah’s insight will offer clarity and actionable takeaways.

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