For Alumni

Whether you just graduated from Washington Business Week or you attended 50 years ago, WBW is a place for you.

Since 1976

Find Us on LinkedIn

Join the Washington Business Week LinkedIn Group to connect with alumni, volunteers, and supporters of WBW.

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Join WBW as a Member

Become an Alumni Member of WBW and get access to special events & benefits just for our alumni community.

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Recent Alumni

Advanced Pathway

Students go deeper, building new knowledge of business and leadership in this program exclusively for WBW alumni. The program offers an in-depth look at business planning, entrepreneurship, risk-taking, and business communications.

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Jobs, Internships & Volunteering

Loved Washington Business Week and want to stay involved?

WBW has oppourtunities to support WBW, while learning more skills during the school year and in the summer.

School Year

Be an Ambassador

Spread the word about Washington Business Week to students and adults in your community.

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School Year

Volunteer on Projects

Work on projects that match your skill set. You can do marketing, research, program development, and more!

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Summer

Work as an Intern

In this paid internship, you’ll learn what it takes to put on WBW, supporting the programs behind the scenes.

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Summer

Work as a Media Intern

In this paid internship, you’ll document what happens at WBW, and learn how to build marketing and social collateral.

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Summer

Be an RA

Come back to Business Week after high school in this paid oppourtunity! Supervise students as living in the dorms.

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Professional Alumni

Washington Business Week is powered by a community of businesses, volunteers, and alumni. Give back to the next generation by volunteering, donating, or spreading the word.

You felt the impact– now it’s your turn to make it.

Volunteering and More

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Share Your Story

Did WBW have an impact on you? We love hearing stories of how your time with WBW affected your life.

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The most important thing that I have learned was to take risks and not fear failure.

– Student, WWU Business Week