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Jan 7, 2026 23 min

Minisode: Tourism Roundtable

from Snohomish County Placemakers Hosted by Richard Porter and Nick Shekeryk

Happy New Year! Enjoy this minisode is a one-off convo. 🙏 Last month we held a tourism roundtable, inviting folks from around Snohomish County to share their tourism-related experiences in 2025. As part of this meeting, Nick and Richard hosted a panel with representatives from different sectors. On the panel: ⚽️Anthony Sardon, Snohomish United FC 🤳Marlie and Anthony Love, Traveling While Black 🎨Dr. Kate MacKenzie, Snohomish County Arts Commission ⛰️Dan Moore, The Adventure Hub We enjoyed hearing from these thought leaders and know you will, too! Stay tuned this year for more great tourism content.

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