AFFILIATES & COMMUNITY

TRICO’s Lisa Yandrich Graduates from EDASC’s Leadership Skagit

Lisa Yandrich, Administrative Manager at TRICO graduates from EDASC Leadership Skagit program. Leadership Skagit’s nine month program creates diverse teams focusing on Skagit County critical issues. Lisa and her team chose Camp Korey amphitheatre upgrades as their focus project. According to Yandrich, “Our team had the desire to work with Camp Korey after visiting with them on their 200-acre property in Mt. Vernon… After touring the camp, we found that their Amphitheater was in serious disrepair and needed updates.” Read More

TRICO Sponsors Sedro-Woolley Little League

TRICO sponsors Sedro-Woolley Little League All Stars 8-10. The team sported their TRICO sponsored uniforms at the Sedro-Woolley 4th of July parade.

TRICO Sponsors 15th Annual Skagit Valley Hospital Foundation Par Tee Golf Classic

TRICO was Green Sponsor for the 15th Annual Skagit Valley Hospital Foundation Par Tee Golf Classic that took place Friday, June 22nd at Skagit Golf & Country Club. Proceeds from this event benefit cancer care and other services at Skagit Valley Hospital.

TRICO Hosts Lunch with a Crew

TRICO hosted 25 students from Darrington and Getchell High Schools at our Skagit Valley Family YMCA project. AGC sponsored the event, called “Lunch with a Crew”, highlighting exciting and well-paying careers in the construction industry. Students were given a tour of the YMCA jobsite, had a Q&A session with the crew and everyone enjoyed lunch together. Many thanks to the TRICO team for sharing your valuable insights and experience with the students. View Project

TRICO at Spotlight on Skagit

As a Signature Investor in Economic Development Alliance of Skagit County, The TRICO Team attended the Spotlight on Skagit business-to-business trade show. EDASC says, “It is the place to be if you are looking to cultivate existing business relationships, engage prospective new clients and learn about the diverse industries, businesses, and non-profits that contribute to Skagit County’s and the region’s economy”. It was great to reconnect and meet new EDASC investors and businesses in our community.