"I love to watch the sunsets at Sunset Hill Park. On a clear day with the sun setting over the Olympics, it’s empowering."
Issue
February 2019
From this Issue
Alcove puts a new twist on a Ravenna favorite
More people work remotely in Bellevue than in any other city in Washington
Employers could face big consequences for missteps
Attention trivia and theater buffs
"We all experience different types of exclusion, limitations in using a device. Could we learn from people who experience exclusion on a regular basis by rethinking accessibility through the lens of interaction design?"
Journalism 101: Repeating a False Claim Often Can Be Persuasive, but It Doesn't Make a Lie the Truth
Saying the same thing over and over again isn’t necessarily a sign of diminished capacity
Tribal casinos expand as gaming becomes a major economic driver.
“For so many people here in Seattle, what keeps us busy, what keeps us overwhelmed, is stuff that has to get done, but not necessarily by you.”
Sarah Hurt’s business gives local artists a hand in finding potential clients.
UW spinout Membrion's technology seeks to solve fresh-water and energy issues.
Seattle | 1949
At Stay Alfred, Airbnb meets the upscale hotel. Founder Jordan Allen says his company has staying power for a simple reason: It puts travelers where the action is.
It’s 2019, and it’s time for a new set of questions.
The company employs 43 and has annual sales of $10 million.
Other cities are actively working to lure Seattle companies
Honoring leaders from Amazon, KeyBank, Smartsheet and many more Seattle area companies.
The Pacific region executive/market president is one of this year's winners.
The president of the Seattle-based company is one of this year's winners.
The CEO of the Seattle-based company is one of this year's winners.
The president and CEO of the Seattle-based company is one of this year's winners.
The CEO is one of this year's winners.
The executive director of the Seattle museum is one of this year's winners.
The board of the Tacoma-based company is one of this year's winners.
The CEO of the Seattle-based company is one of this year's winners.
The COO of the Woodinville-based company is one of this year's winners.
The president and CEO of the Seattle-based company is one of this year's winners.
The director of the Seattle-based company is one of this year's winners.
The CEO and president of the Seattle-based company is one of this year's winners.
The senior vice president and general counselor of the Seattle-based company is one of this year's winners.
The cofounder of the Seattle-based company is the winner of this year's Lifetime Achievement Award.