Seattle Business Magazine

08/06/2022

07/04/2022

ain't nothing plain about The London Plane... in this month's issue of Seattle Business Magazine (SBM), together as an added value 2nd half of Seattle magazine , we celebrate the many entrepreneurs who defied the odds during covid. read about how The London Plane owner Katherine Alberg Anderson so deftly pivoted at the start of the pandemic, and after pivoting several more times, emerged more agile, better, and more relevant to the pioneer square ecosystem than ever before.

and just how much more will seattle's future economy be centered around our robust marine environment in the coming years?

arriving on newstands and in subscriber inboxes now. 🙂

exec editor: Rob Smith
creative director: Robinick Fernandez
creative director at large: Matt Berman
photo editor: miller
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publisher & ad sales director: Lisa Lee

10/02/2022

downtown is still home to some of the best coffee shops in the world. here is one of our favorites, the world famous on 5th avenue. as hugh jackman once said; "The smell of fresh-made coffee is one of the world's greatest inventions."

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13/11/2021

Former commercial fisherman Craig Kasberg thinks about shrimp, crab and lobster in very different ways than most people.

Tidal Vision rides chitosan growth wave.

12/11/2021

Tech-construction company HeadLight brings a level of scrutiny to projects.

Tech-construction company Headlight brings a level of scrutiny to projects

10/11/2021

Adrian Adams has been busy since becoming CEO of Impel Neuropharma in January 2020.

CEO Adrian Adams says Titles Don't Matter

10/11/2021

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09/11/2021

Teri Foy is more than just a woman in science. She's a scientist.

05/11/2021

Now's the time for sidelined learners and workers to get back in the game.

04/11/2021

A $50 million renovation captures the glory days of the hotel.

01/11/2021

Sustainable building and adaptive reuse increasingly dominate Seattle’s building landscape.

Sustainable building and adaptive reuse increasingly dominate Seattle’s building landscape

27/10/2021

“I was stunned at the overall dominance of male representation everywhere,” said Teri Foy, immunologist at Bristol Myers Squibb.

Teri Foy is more than just a woman in science. She's a scientist.

26/10/2021

Fremont neighborhood boasts some of the city's greenest buildings.

Fremont neighborhood boasts some of the city's greenest buildings

22/10/2021

His 30-employee Kirkland company’s product is similar to annual rankings compiled by U.S. News & World Report, though Rhee says Optimal is “results-oriented” versus “prestige-focused.”

Sung Rhee takes on U.S. News & World Report’s college rankings, with a big difference

20/10/2021

Sung Rhee takes on U.S. News & World Report’s college rankings, with a big difference

18/10/2021

Teri Foy recalls her surprise the first time she attended the JP Morgan Healthcare Conference. “I was stunned at the overall dominance of male representation everywhere,” she says.

Teri Foy is more than just a woman in science. She's a scientist.

07/10/2021

CEO Adrian Adams says titles don't matter.

CEO Adrian Adams says Titles Don't Matter

06/10/2021

Tidal Vision rides chitosan growth wave.