Marissa Nall

2 weeks ago | bizjournals.com | Marissa Nall

Preview this article 1 minThe Business of Pride program, now in its 10th year, recognizes leaders for their advocacy within their industries and the LGBTQ+ community. At its 10th annual Outstanding Voices Awards in June, the Puget Sound Business Journal will honor leaders who have used their voices to push for change, create opportunities and promote inclusion. The Outstanding Voices Awards were introduced in 2016 with the launch of the Business of Pride program.

2 weeks ago | bizjournals.com | Marissa Nall

Puget Sound Business JournalPreview this article 1 minNominations are open through April 30 to recognize companies that are investing in their employees' whole-person health. Most people think of their wellness in terms of their doctor, their workout routine, their meals or the things that help them unwind from the stress of their day.

4 weeks ago | bizjournals.com | Marissa Nall

Roger Nyhus has been a leader across public, private and philanthropic sectors, working with many of Washington's iconic companies. Before Roger Nyhus represented the U.S. as ambassador to seven Eastern Caribbean nations, he was one of the Seattle region’s most prominent entrepreneurial voices. As the founder and CEO of Nyhus Communications, he has devoted his career to many of the same issues in Washington.

1 month ago | bizjournals.com | Marissa Nall

Health care and social services led the state in employment gains throughout 2024 as demand has continued its steady climb, adding 6,700 jobs in ambulatory health care services alone. The Business Journal will honor those workers who are providing front-line care to patients and communities across the Puget Sound region in its annual Health Care Heroes awards program.

1 month ago | bizjournals.com | Marissa Nall

The Raikes will be honored at the Business Journal's Corporate Citizenship event on May 14. Since the Raikes Foundation began working to address youth homelessness, the number of unhoused youth and young adults in Washington has dropped 40%. The organization founded by Jeff and Tricia Raikes made a total of $24.65 million in grants and other charitable giving in 2023 across programs that worked to support education, housing stability, equity, community building and civil rights.