The fourth installment of Seattle Business magazine’s Executive Excellence Awards celebrated 14 remarkable business leaders at a gala on January 28 in Seattle’s Fairmont Olympic Hotel. As with our past honorees, this group embodies the traits of exceptional leadership and thoughtful management our judges look for each year.
That's right. You can actually stop in for a drink.
But media consolidation seems to be a given.
Go ahead and laugh, but companies that don’t try out all those crazy ideas are, well, crazy.
Sarah Bird’s background isn’t in tech, but she is determined to make Moz the next high flier.
Danaher Corporation’s spinoff, Fortive, creates a Fortune 500-size business headquartered in Everett.
John Meisenbach, Founder and Chairman, MCM
EVP, General Counsel & Secretary, Expedia Inc.
Head of Marketing, Trupanion Inc.
Chairman, CEO and President, HomeStreet Inc.
CEO, YWCA Seattle | King | Snohomish
President & CEO, Talking Rain Beverage Company
Chairwoman of the Board & retired CEO, Baker Boyer Bank
Chief Creative Officer, Starbucks
Executive Director, Neighborhood House
EVP & CFO, Costco Wholesale Corporation
CEO & Chief Investment Officer, Pugh Capital Management
The fourth installment of Seattle Business magazine’s Executive Excellence Awards celebrated 14 remarkable business leaders at a gala on January 28 in Seattle’s Fairmont Olympic Hotel. As with our past honorees, this group embodies the traits of exceptional leadership and thoughtful management our judges look for each year.
Fremont’s Groundspeak commands the center of geocaching’s ever-expanding universe.
Dow Constantine runs an enterprise with a $9 billion biennial budget that fuels the economic engine of Washington state.
Without more middle-income jobs, Seattle faces a tough climb.
Thinking of investing in a startup? Make sure your own house is in order first.
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