Marissa Nall

Seattle Business Journal

Business Journal unveils the 100 best workplaces in WA for 2026

By: Marissa Nall

The Business Journal has revealed its 100 best workplaces in Washington for 2026. See which employers made the cut.

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Transgender rights pioneer Marsha Botzer brings labor activism to LGBTQ+ rights

By: Marissa Nall

“Once again, a generation has to step forward, as the ones in the past have done,” says Marsha Botzer, founder of the Ingersoll Gender Center. “I know we can do it."

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Business Journal recognizes 16 Healthcare Heroes for 2026

By: Marissa Nall

Take a look at leading healthcare workers who are innovating from the patient's bedside.

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Business Journal reveals Most Admired CEOs for 2026

By: Marissa Nall

The Business Journal has picked 15 executives as the Most Admired CEOs of 2026.

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Deanna Oppenheimer receives lifetime achievement award for board service

By: Marissa Nall

For her impact on board leadership and years of service on both private and nonprofit boards, the Business Journal has selected Deanna Oppenheimer as the Lifetime Achievement recipient for its Directors of the Year Awards program.

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Business Journal announces Directors of the Year for 2026

By: Marissa Nall

The Business Journal will host its 10th annual Directors of the Year program at the Four Seasons Hotel Seattle on Sept. 10. Here are this year's honorees.

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Here's what made these companies the best workplaces in WA

By: Marissa Nall

Here's what Washington's best workplaces said they've prioritized in 2026. (Hint: It's not the paycheck.)

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Business Journal reveals WA's fastest-growing private companies

By: Marissa Nall

Here's your first look that the fastest-growing private companies in Washington for 2026.

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Gov. Ferguson taps Kilpatrick Townsend & Stockton litigator for new Superior Court seat

By: Marissa Nall

Bree Black Horse previously prosecuted cases involving missing and murdered Indigenous people as an assistant U.S. attorney.

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Curiosity drives this executive's approach to board service

By: Marissa Nall

The Seattle-based nonprofit Oppenheimer founded has built a network of board leaders since its 2017 launch. It started with a breakfast meeting and some statistics.