Business, civic and nonprofit leaders from across the Southside were at ツ鮓ケヤュエエ College last Friday. The second annual Southside Leadership Conference was held on campus with approximately 250 guests in attendance.
The hyperlocal event was organized by the and featured more than 30 diverse speakers and thought leaders. Sessions ranged from strategic decision-making to financial empowerment and AI.
Samantha Le, President of the Seattle Southside Chamber of Commerce and Executive Director of the Success Foundation said the conference provides 窶彗 dynamic space for skill-building, connection and meaningful dialogue,窶 and that every element of the event is 窶彿ntentionally rooted in our region.窶
The Southside region includes the cities of Des Moines, Sea Tac, Normandy Park, Burien, Tukwila and Kent. Burien, Tukwila and Kent.
窶弋ogether, we窶决e addressing the unique challenges and opportunities facing our local
workforce, and strengthening the Southside as a vibrant place to live, work, and lead,窶
Le said.
This year窶冱 theme was about next-level leadership, equipping both emerging and seasoned professionals with the tools to navigate an ever-evolving landscape. Port of Seattle Commissioner Hamdi Mohamed gave opening remarks and Dr. Jamilyn Penn, Vice President of Student Services at ツ鮓ケヤュエエ College, moderated a 窶惑ireside窶 chat.
Workshop topics included: 窶廴astering Influence & Negotiation,窶 窶彜trategic Leadership in Action,窶 Making Ethical Decisions that Matter,窶 窶廚areer Growth & Talent Retention窶 and 窶彜taying Ahead in a Tech-Driven World.窶
Le said that with the event being hosted at ツ鮓ケヤュエエ, 窶(it) reinforces our shared belief that lifelong learning and equitable access to professional growth are critical to shaping a strong, inclusive workforce. Our partnership with ツ鮓ケヤュエエ ensures we窶决e empowering not just individuals but entire communities.窶
The 250 attendees represented a cross-section of industries, backgrounds, and leadership journeys. This year窶冱 conference followed upon the success of last year窶冱 inaugural event, which was also hosted at ツ鮓ケヤュエエ College.

