Seattle Southside Honors Top Local Businesses at 2026 Awards Ceremony
Seattle Southside Honors Top Local Businesses at 2026 Awards Ceremony
Seattle Southside Honors Top Local Businesses at 2026 Awards Ceremony
The Seattle Southside Chamber of Commerce has revealed the winners of the 2026 Southside Business Awards. The ceremony will celebrate local businesses and leaders at a special event later this month. Eight organisations and individuals have been recognised for their contributions to the community.
The awards will be presented on Tuesday, February 24, 2026, at the Marriott in SeaTac. The evening will run from 5 to 7 p.m., featuring both a private VIP reception for winners and a community gathering.
Atuiqe, LLC took home the top honour as Business of the Year. International Rescue Committee was named Non-Profit of the Year, while Tukwila Station Pharmacy earned the title of Small Business of the Year. Chastain Global Consulting was recognised as New Business of the Year.
The Roadhouse received the Community Impact of the Year award. Eight Twenty Eight was named Workforce Development Leader of the Year, and Washington Center for Nursing was selected as Employer of the Year. Rahel Ambachew was also honoured as Emerging Leader of the Year.
The winners will be formally celebrated at the upcoming ceremony in SeaTac. The event highlights the achievements of businesses and individuals who have made a significant difference in the Southside region. Attendees will have the chance to meet the honourees at both the VIP and community receptions.
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