GSBA: Capitol Hill connects businesses, neighbors, public agencies, and community organizations to strengthen one of Seattle's most recognizable neighborhoods. Through networking, advocacy, safety initiatives, and local partnerships, we're helping support the businesses and people who make Capitol Hill a place worth returning to.
Join Senior Membership Development Manager Alison for a casual hangout every third Thursday at a rotating coffee shop in Capitol Hill. No agenda, no specific topics—just an opportunity to meet fellow Capitol Hill business owners and members who live or work in the neighborhood. Bring your laptop if you'd like to co-work.
See The CalendarQuarterly in-person networking opportunities where civic and community engagement intertwine. These gatherings bring Capitol Hill business owners and operators together to strengthen connections and collaboration. Annual HillTalks include a Civic Engagement reception with primary election candidates and a Who’s Who on Capitol Hill event highlighting major neighborhood organizations and initiatives.
See The CalendarGSBA Capitol Hill’s response to ongoing neighborhood safety concerns is a monthly facilitated online conversation with Capitol Hill stakeholders. These calls provide updates on safety initiatives, share important community information, and highlight opportunities to stay connected.
Join The ListThe Safety Learning Series is a monthly training program focused on building practical, real-world safety knowledge for Capitol Hill businesses, staff, and community members. Hosted by Jen Carl, each session is different and will bring together invited safety officials, community organizations, and local leaders to share tools, best practices, and actionable guidance. Trainings may be held in person or virtually, depending on the topic.
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We’re the neighborhood’s chamber of commerce. We are dedicated to ensuring a healthy, vibrant, and diverse neighborhood business community for all. GSBA: Capitol Hill provides business development, engagement, and advocacy for Capitol Hill businesses and nonprofits who are committed to our collective economic vitality.
To connect directly with GSBA: Capitol Hill’s Program Manager, email Alison Scott at alisons@thegsba.org . She can help you with membership questions, connect you to other business owners, and help you locate resources that support your business.
About the Neighborhood
Capitol Hill has the highest concentration of small businesses in Washington State. It is home to hundreds of small businesses including some of Seattle’s best restaurants and shopping.
This neighborhood is one of the city’s most economically and culturally important business districts, as well as Seattle’s historic epicenter for the LGBTQ business and residential community.
Whether you’re looking for membership support, neighborhood safety resources, or advocacy information, our team is here to help connect you with the right people and opportunities.
Neighborhood Safety Coordinator
Connect with Jen for neighborhood safety resources, business support, trainings, and community partnerships throughout Capitol Hill.
Senior Membership Development Manager
Alison helps businesses make the most of their GSBA membership through networking, connections, and business resources.
Director of Policy & Advocacy
Reach out to Gabriel with questions about public policy, advocacy efforts, and issues affecting Capitol Hill businesses.
GSBA: Capitol Hill is dedicated to the safety of all businesses located on Capitol Hill. Please download and reference THIS FLYER when addressing issues regarding the safety of your business and customers.
