Today she leads the Rushing Company is a Seattle-based mechanical engineering, electrical engineering and sustainability consulting firm with 33 professionals. She also has three children, all adults: 29, 25, and 19, who are all college graduates or on their way to becoming college graduates. Her engineering career made this all possible. Known for her straight talk, Rae Anne brings energy, expertise, and passion to every aspect of Rushing. Her primary focus is strategic planning and management of engineering and construction services.
She is committed to making cost and constructability information available early in the development and design process so that important decisions can be based upon full and informed analysis. With more than 20 years in the industry, Rae Anne understands the necessity of getting clients into their facility on time and in budget. In addition, she brings big-picture perspective relative to sustainability.
The Rushing Company is committed to community involvement, not just by writing a check, but also by rolling up its sleeves and giving generously of time, energy, and experience to many local non profits. Susan Kaufman, a native of New York, grew up eating all foods Italian. She is a born entrepreneur, having started her first business at the young age of This love affair begat two highly successful restaurants in Juneau, Alaska. Kaufman introduced Alaska to authentic regional Italian cuisine, from housemade pasta to freshly made gelato.
In , she opened Serafina in Seattle, which was an immediate success city wide and has become nationally known. Serafina, now in its nineteenth year, is considered a Seattle institution, and has received many accolades and awards, including Best Italian, Most Romantic, Best Wine list, Best Outdoor Dining.
As a business owner, Ms. Kaufman has made well-timed decisions on personnel changes, expansions, remodels, and property acquisition to promote growth. Her most recent move was to purchase the building behind Serafina to open Cicchetti Kitchen and Bar. A strong proponent of the local and sustainable food movement, Ms.
Kaufman resides close to the restaurants, where her kitchen garden is a source of herbs and vegetables for Serafina. Susan lives true to the Italian idiom of bringing people together to share food and wine with family and friends. After four years she opened her own salon, which she later sold to build another in her home so she could raise her children while continuing an active business. In , Barbara opened her first senior salon, in an assisted living community that had been built down the street, and rediscovered the enjoyment she had found working with seniors in her very first job.
When a back injury forced her out of hair styling, instead of giving up her business, Barbara decided to take on more salons and hire staff to provide a unique service — hair care exclusively for seniors.
Each salon embodies her loving spirit, reflected in her fabulous decorations for every season. She also loves to entertain family and friends on every occasion that comes along. Jody Hall embarked on her first business venture at the age of 8. Noting a rising and substantial cost in employee healthcare, Jody embarked on a two-year crusade for health care reform on behalf of all Americans as a member of the Washington CAN!
Small Business for Secure Health Care Coalition The past year proved to be particularly busy as Jody advocated for affordable health care: She championed her cause to politicians locally and in the White House, while simultaneously welcoming son Truman into her family and opening her fourth location, Capitol Hill. Her unique approach to design management and relationship building has helped to make her firm a leader in the arena of visual storytelling. Her expertise and the amazing skills of her employees have connected her with such companies as Microsoft, Starbucks, Avanade, Big Fish Games, and many others.
All business aside, Andrea spends her free time with her husband and their young two boys. Travel, beachcombing, and hiking all contribute to the balance she strives for in her life and serves as a source of much inspiration. Liz Lasater founded Red Arrow Logistics in , and in just 6 years it was named a top 10 woman-owned company in the state of Washington and by WPO as one of the 50 fastest growing women led business in America.
Liz brings over two decades of experience in transportation and logistics, advising Fortune companies and others with fast growing, complex and high value supply chains in both the international and domestic arenas.
Dedicated to corporate philanthropy, Liz and her company are active supporters of community organizations including the American Cancer Society, The Mission Continues and Treehouse. Lasater earned her B. As a teenager, Anne-Marie learned how to be business savvy from her father, a doctor who also ran a network of clinics and who encouraged her to find her own business opportunities.
Years later, after pursuing a career as a correctional officer and about to apply to the FBI, Anne-Marie realized that her true passion was business and decided to become an entrepreneur. Determined to start her own company that would provide the highest quality products and ingredients for soap making, Anne-Marie left the criminal justice system and founded Bramble Berry Inc.
Desiring formal business training, she went back to school and received her MBA in while running her rapidly growing company. Today, with over products, Bramble Berry has a customer base that extends across the country. In addition to soap, Anne-Marie now offers supplies to make candles, lotions, exfoliants, lip balms, and mineral based cosmetics. For those looking to expand their skill sets, Anne-Marie also built the website www.
Her most recent project is Soap Queen TV www. She also maintains direct communication with her clients through her daily blog, www. With new products added frequently as well as plans to expand the Otion store, clearly this is only the beginning for Anne-Marie. A Seattle Times food feature columnist for 12 years, today she blogs at Dishing with Kathy Casey, the companion to her weekly radio spot.
Mari Eriksson is the owner and founder of Fusion Beads Inc. In Mari completed a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Graphic Design from Georgia State University, partly supporting herself by selling her earrings to friends and stores.
After college she moved to Seattle and began working as a graphic designer, while occasionally setting up a bead booth at the Fremont Sunday Market. Beads were quickly becoming more than a hobby with many weekends dedicated to looking for the perfect future storefront for Fusion Beads. In early Mari lost her mother and decided it was the right time in her life for a big change.
Fusion Beads opened in the Ballard area in November of that year with one employee, Mari. SInce opening in Ballard, the company has launched its ecommerce website in and moved to a new retail location in the Wallingford area in Fusion Beads now employs over 50 people and carries 30, different beads and supplies on its website.
Jewelry designs from the FusionBeads. Mari loves being a part of the Seattle business community and spending time with her husband and two kids. Her love of beads and commitment to living a creative life continue to be the inspiration for Fusion Beads. Marcia created With a Little Help to encourage seniors and people with special needs to stay engaged in life, to lessen their isolation, and to assist with tasks of daily living.
This meant finding mature, college-educated, compassionate individuals who had an interest in being of service to others. To attract caregivers who meet this profile, she offers a wage that is higher than the norm in this industry. Today, With a Little Help has a staff of 88 and serves clients.
Prior to starting With a Little Help, Marcia worked with special needs populations and created several small businesses. In she was looking for something different and became curious about the senior industry. She went to work at a retirement community and was surprised and excited to discover an intense core connection with seniors.
Marcia also observed that many senior citizens, no matter where they lived, spent far too many hours alone. Next year she heads to Guatemala to build homes. Julie has many years of experience in business operations, human resources and workforce development, having worked for Fortune companies such as Hughes Aircraft Company and Monsanto Company, as well as for medium and small businesses.
In , she started her own business, West Sound Workforce, a professional staffing and recruiting firm located in Poulsbo and Gig Harbor. Julie is active in many civic organizations, and serves on numerous boards, primarily focused on business and economic development. Julie also writes a monthly article on human resource issues for the Kitsap Business Journal.
In addition, she actively supports a wide variety of charitable organizations. Lee Rhodes is the founder of glassybaby, which came to life during her seven-year battle with a rare form of lung cancer. She had endured surgery, countless rounds of chemotherapy and was searching for a few moments of serenity.
As a special Christmas gift to her husband at the time, Rhodes presented him glass blowing lessons. One of the first pieces he created was a small, brightly colored cup — almost like a baby cup. As he made more, Rhodes placed tea lights in them and spread them around her home, feeling the chaos become calm and glassybaby was born.
Over the next five years, Rhodes encouraged her husband to make more glassybaby, so she could give them away as gifts to her friends. Eventually she learned to blow glass and create glassybaby, and then searched out local glass blowers to assist her with the production.
In , glassybaby opened its first retail store and now resides in its permanent home in the Madrona neighborhood of Seattle, where Rhodes employs 25 people, including a team of dedicated glassblowers.
Each day she is moved by the stories of those shopping in her studio, sometimes bringing tears, sometimes laughter — many cancer stories, and many stories of hope and healing.
Each glassybaby is created to be individual and each one is personal to her. As they leave the door, she is reminded of her journey and she hopes that the serenity and calm will remain with its new owner. To honor those who have walked down her same path, Rhodes established glassybaby goodwill.
Every year, glassybaby goodwill designates a select group of colors to benefit local and national organizations contributing to cancer patient care and cancer research.
Tamara Wilson is the principal of Wilson Public Relations and has worked in the hospitality industry for more than 25 years. She began with her own food and beverage establishment, using relationship marketing as her main promotional tool. In , Wilson joined Consolidated Restaurants as its director of public relations and marketing and, eventually, formed Wilson Public Relations in with a focus on hospitality-industry clients.
The firm has steadily grown to include specialty food products, agriculture, fashion, and luxury lifestyle concerns. Her candor and keen eye on trends keeps Wilson a relied-upon source for local, regional and national media. She has penned articles on public relations and often speaks to business organizations on how to effectively utilize PR. As a cause-driven individual, Wilson has given hundreds of hours in charitable service each year.
She holds several social affiliations and stays well connected throughout Seattle and the Eastside. Jean Thompson is the owner and CEO of Seattle Chocolate Company, where she oversees daily operations and focuses on the strategic direction, profitability and growth. Since taking the helm in late , sales for Seattle Chocolates products have more than tripled, requiring the company to relocate to its new 65, square foot production and warehousing facility south of downtown Seattle. It is here that 75 employees work collaboratively to create high quality, delicious chocolates for consumers across the nation.
Previously, Thompson served as a corporate communications manager at Microsoft Corporation from through She was responsible for the planning and execution of communications programs including the advertising, collateral, direct marketing and packaging for a variety of Microsoft Office products.
Karen Say is the owner of Saybr Contractors, Inc. Not only did this instill in Karen a strong work ethic, but it also caused her to be interested in the inner workings of the construction industry. At 19, Karen went to work at a construction company as a receptionist, where she quickly moved on to an administrative position and then into the accounting field.
At 24, Karen approached her supervisor for a promotion to become an estimator. Despite her youth and the fact that she would be one of the only female estimators in the male-dominated petroleum construction industry, her supervisor encouraged her to take on the position. From estimating, Karen quickly moved on to becoming a project manager, then operations manager, then Seattle branch manager for the company.
Eventually, Karen started Saybr Contractors, Inc. Four years later, Karen saw the need to diversify the business from being solely focused on the petroleum industry to branching into the general contracting construction industry.
Attempting to break into the industry was difficult, however, and Karen turned to the Small Business Administration for assistance, becoming 8 a certified in Its astounding growth, Karen asserts, is due largely to those who have supported her throughout her life. Kristen A.
Kristen Kris is a graduate of the University of Washington and is a licensed Professional Engineer with 27 years of experience managing complex, multi-million dollar construction projects. KBA, Inc. Kris Betty is a long-time supporter and contributor to the engineering and public works community.
Kris was recognized by the Washington state chapter of APWA with the June Rosentreter Spence Award for her dedication to the advancement of public works in the region. She continues to strive to enhance trust, communication, and productivity between public agencies and private firms. Luly Yang, a talented couture designer, has been celebrated for her elegant and timeless bridal gowns and evening wear for women and men since opening her studio in Yang believes that the woman and her body are the soul of each design.
She loves to sculpt clothing around the organic shapes of the body and see it come alive in movement, creating a balance between form and function. Life and art have been inseparable for Yang. Pursuing her passion for design was a natural outgrowth of her upbringing. Born and raised in Taiwan, her parents were a classical Chinese artist and an engineer. She gained the foundations for design while earning a degree in graphic design from the University of Washington.
After working for five years in architectural design, Yang was inspired to begin designing for the human form. The show launches her new collection for the following year. Christie Mueller, the top performing woman agent within New York Life, has spent 25 years helping her clients solve their financial problems and achieve their financial goals. She has built a reputation for her in-depth knowledge of retirement accumulation and distribution strategies.
Mueller demonstrates a commitment to listening to her clients so she can assist them in clarifying values and setting goals to support those values. Seattle business leaders seek Mueller out as a speaker. As a great believer in setting goals with great passion, her presentations on how highly successful people speak inspire many. Mueller is a native of Iowa who was raised in Southern California.
Her breaking news story about flooding in Portland, Oregon, won her a news and documentary Emmy. Married to Mark Gardener and happily living on Lake Washington, Mueller maintains an office with two full-time staff members. Working solely through referrals and workshops, she has earned the loyalty of hundreds of clients who appreciate her passion, her commitment and her winning approach to doing business.
Joanie Parsons, president of Parsons Public Relations, founded the company on the belief that a small company can deliver big results.
Beginning in , Parsons Public Relations has offered a personal, hands-on approach to client service. The company has a passion for work that makes a difference on a local and global scale, and builds partnerships based on respect, enthusiasm and a commitment to quality work. Whether pursuing new business opportunities, overseeing client projects or facilitating strategy sessions, Parson focuses on the big picture.
She is known for using her fine-tuned business savvy and creativity to identify the best synergies for success. To provide that balance, she gardens, hikes, bicycles, travels and practices natural health. Conforming to contractual obligations while also pursuing her own goals to make her dealership a success required patience, determination and ingenuity. Thompson has all three. In the thirteen years under her leadership, sales have increased to 10 times the original volume. Thirteen years ago, Eastside Harley-Davidson employed eight people.
The company now provides substantial benefits and a thriving work environment to 70 employees. Previously located in 2, square feet in Kirkland, the dealership is now housed in a remarkable new 50, square foot facility in Bellevue. Beyond putting her entrepreneurial spirit to work in what many might see as a male-focused business, Thompson puts her heart into the community.
Throughout her life, she has worked to prepare young women to accept leadership roles. In the ensuing years, this has become one of the major fundraisers for the hospital.
Thompson married her college sweetheart and raised five children. As a single mother, she juggled the needs of her young children with the challenges in growing an agency. Twenty-seven years later, Sunrise Media is a multi-million dollar business and the longest standing media buying agency in Seattle. Wilson and her team strive to establish teamwork with the client in order to deliver the best value for media buys and placement.
They take pride in the corporate value of providing full disclosure on costs and fees. Wilson began her career working for a small advertising agency. As media manager on national, regional and local accounts, she developed relationships within the industry as well as valuable expertise that have served Sunrise Media clients for many years.
As a long-time Seattle resident, Wilson maintains a strong ties to the community. John School. She also sat on the Seattle Advertising Club board. Amy J. Haugerud, P. Now located in downtown Seattle, this growing firm employs 32 staff and provides civil engineering design services on public and private projects throughout Washington State. Haugerud has built her reputation on her in-depth knowledge of engineering and her ability to galvanize key stakeholders to get things done.
She has been acknowledged for her leadership in a number of areas outside of RoseWater. Brogan leads PRR to provide strategic planning and communications solutions with focus on environmental, community, and human health.
Brogan and her team of 42 operate with commitment to social responsibility while positively benefiting the environment, remaining visionary in partnerships between public and private enterprises, and offering people a better quality of life. As the largest independent public relations firm in the region, the 38th largest minority firm in Washington State, and the 76th largest public relations company in the U.
Clients have included the U. Lisa Dupar, owner of Lisa Dupar Catering, has been creating unique, world-class culinary experiences for clients around the Puget Sound and across the country since Dupar opened the business after extensive culinary training and three years as the first female chef for Westin International. Since, she has built a reputation as the premier catering operation in the Seattle area. Dupar has build a company to offer her employees a culture that cares about family, clients, products, resources, and the viability of the future.
Since , Lisa Dupar Catering has donated five percent of net profits to charities and non-profit organizations. Mayer and her team of 80 professionals offer a unique blend of industry experience and innovative technology to provide high-quality service with consistent delivery at cost-effective pricing.
CRG Events has managed thousands of conferences and events throughout the U. Mayer assumed leadership in CRG continues to evolve and grow as corporations worldwide increase marketing and training budgets and realizes that bringing individuals together to learn, communicate and innovate is a key component to achieving their goals.
Mayer and her executive leadership team remain committed to caring passionately about delivering outstanding service to customers, clients and event attendees while constantly improving the workplace environment for employees. As a devoted wife to her husband Brian, and mother to Callie, 11 and Danno, 10, Mayer keeps family at the top of her priority list. Jan Scott founded Another Source, Inc.
Scott combined nearly 20 years of employment industry experience with entrepreneurial vision to create a service for employers and applicants that saves time, identifies talent and creates choice. Together with her team of 12, Scott is committed to helping introduce employers and candidates, looking to match knowledge, skills and abilities with company culture. As a leader, Scott strives to build an organization where employees have the opportunity to contribute to overall success.
Scott strives to understand the personal and professional goals of her staff and provides the tools, teaching, leadership and encouragement to help them succeed. Carolyn Frame CFA Northwest Mortgage Professionals Carolyn Frame understands the value of maintaining strong relationships with the community and professional partners such as real estate agents, financial planners, and insurance agents.
Under her leadership and guidance, CFA Northwest Mortgage Professionals has built an outstanding reputation in the region as more than a mortgage lender; CFA is known for its dedication to educating clients about financial issues and growth potential of real estate. Well-known for her extensive knowledge of the cosmetics industry, she is a respected resource among professionals such as dermatologists, plastic surgeons, major cosmetics companies, and industry insiders.
And they are affordable. Paula strives to make a significant difference in the world by contributing time and money to worthy causes. BioMed Comm, Inc. Barbara Brewitt is a trailblazing pioneer, changing the face of modern medicine. She now holds nine international and U. Her products are sustainability distributed through stores such as Whole Foods and Wild Oats, which have strict criteria and guidelines for the products they carry. Barbara received her Ph. It was at NIH that she observed how extremely low concentrations of cell signalers controlled cell health and repair processes.
This year, Barbara opened a new manufacturing facility to produce products addressing chronic aliments such as stress, human-immunodeficiency syndrome and autism.
She brings all her skills as scientist, minister and socially responsible activist to her mission of providing people with healthy options. Louisa Davis Elegant Gourmet Louisa Davis is a modern-day alchemist—in , she and a friend turned a year-old family recipe for chocolate almond toffee into gold. Their objective at Elegant Sweets was to make the ultimate product in both taste and design to keep the customers coming back for more.
And they did. In , Louisa bought out her friend, renamed the company Elegant Gourmet, and continues to spin gold with three award-winning product lines numbering more than products. That first year, the high-quality chocolates, caramels and cookies were already on their way to success when a member of the Nordstrom family received the toffee as a holiday gift. Other stores and clients include Starbucks, William Sonoma, Neiman Marcus, Walt Disney Company and specialty gourmet and gift retailers across the country.
Another award winner came out in —Pumpkin Spice Dreams, a delicate twist on a traditional flavor. In July , the company expanded into a larger facility in the heart of Woodinville. It added yet another new line with the acquisition of Master Candymaker Emery Dorsey, bringing back the lost art of old-fashioned hand-pulled candy canes, ribbon, candy and barber poles.
A Place for Mom, Inc. Pamala Temple knew there had to be a better way for families to find care options for their aging loved ones. In , she found one — when she created A Place for Mom. With 15 years of experience managing 33 assisted living facilities, she knew firsthand what key ingredient was missing for finding the right care option: personal consultation.
Too often families were making these critical decisions by either looking in the Yellow Pages or driving by a facility. No longer. To date, A Place for Mom has helped more than , people find the right place for their loved ones. A Place for Mom has experienced a 13,percent increase in revenue over the past five years, which makes it one of the fastest growing companies in the nation.
Mimi Kirsch is president, publisher and owner of Paradigm Communications Group, a custom-publishing company which publishes monthly magazines for Alaska Airlines and Horizon Air and bi-monthly magazines for Midwest Airlines. Kirsch opened her company in , choosing the name Paradigm, which means a model or set of assumptions, concepts, values and practices that constitutes a way of viewing reality for the community that shares them, especially in an intellectual discipline.
Her vision was to structure a company that valued, appreciated and respected its employees. Kirsch believes that Paradigm is successful because of its clear corporate vision that is focused on the customer — the airlines, the passengers and the advertisers — executed by great people.
Her greatest corporate challenge was overcoming the threat of bankruptcy in , as the recession forced many corporations to reduce or eliminate advertising budgets. Faced with this threat, Kirsch created a new, fiscally conservative business plan to grow sales and control costs and was able to achieve profitability , while servicing and retiring all debt.
She brings over 25 years of professional experience in the real estate market to her position as founder and President of Williams Marketing, Inc. Williams is a powerful ally to buyers and developers in the Seattle market.
From hard-hat construction site tours to buyer breakfasts, Williams created a Buyer Retention Program that keeps buyers and potential buyers consistently involved in the progress of their new homes and helps acquaint them with their new community. Williams also sponsors quarterly Buyers Seminars, designed to help unique groups of prospective condominium and townhome purchasers understand the often complicated real estate process.
Williams began her real estate career in selling resale Seattle properties, and was later recruited as one of the first agents for a new firm that focused on new construction and condominiums.
In , she ventured out on her own to start Williams Marketing Inc. Today, many well-known domestic and international developers entrust their developments to Williams and her full-service team of experienced, energetic staff and consultants. Jeri Rice is a prominent Seattle businesswoman and community leader with over 20 years of experience. In , Rice collaborated with German fashion house, Escada, to develop a prototype boutique for the United States market.
Over the following years, she has independently owned and grown her business, which included a number of retail stores in the Pacific Northwest. She has thrived in the retail fashion industry for over 20 years. Rice is committed to serving the community, locally, nationally and globally. Through this involvement she has recently organized an event and hosted Avraham Burg, one of the chief architects of the Geneva Initiative for Peace and member of the Israeli Knesset.
She was instrumental in the and delegations to Cuba with Senator Maria Cantwell, which led to a historic trade agreement. As part of this initiative, Rice hosted the Cuban ambassador and first secretary during their week long visit to Washington State. Most recently, Rice has traveled to China with the Committee of , an organization of top women business leaders from the United States. She is involved in many philanthropic and arts organizations in the Northwest. Rice serves on the University of Washington Academic Medical Council, is past community chair for the Harborview Hospital Gala for two consecutive years.
She serves on the board of Cornish College of the Arts and is currently co-chairing the capital campaign. She also serves on the boards of Poncho the Pacific Northwest Ballet. Kay Hirai is president of Seattle-based Studio Salons, an innovative small business with 25 employees that has become known nationally for its hiring practice, workforce training, economic development and community outreach programs. Hirai was instrumental in developing the Washington State Cosmetology Apprenticeship Program, a curriculum for a work-based skill certification and the only one of its kind.
She also led the industry in the development of skill-standards to up-grade the skills of the workforce. Studio has been the recipient of numerous awards for the last twelve years. Inez Gray is the owner and founder of Habitude, full-service salon, spas and, perhaps most important, cultural asset for the Puget Sound area.
Habitude, which means a state of body or mind has not only become one of the most respected salon and day spas in the country, it has evolved into a space for artists and guests to gather together to celebrate art, beauty and wellness.
Over the next five years, she went on to open Habitude Fremont and Habitude Uptown. As fate would have it, in April , the Oldtown locations was lost to a fire. Taking this misfortune and turning it into a reason to grow, Habitude at the Locks was born in August of that year.
This 8, square foot space has become home to an incredible team of artists. It is the only Aveda Lifestyle Concept Salon and Spa in Washington and is the place to escape for the quintessential Northwest spa experience. Habitude is also recognized as one of the most renowned venues for art in the city. In , Gray was instrumental in creating the Ballard Second Saturday Art Walk, where businesses stay open late, promote their products and services and celebrate local artists.
The public art installations I have produced are interactive and site-specific with the intent to convey a community voice and iconic appeal. Combining the philosophies of art and design construction, I use strong forms, images and lighting to emphasize architecture and natural surroundings.
I have a detailed history of installing works in public buildings, plazas and streetscapes. My criterion remains the same throughout: "that the enjoyment and impact of the installations relate to the people who visit, work and interact within the environment. Through inquiry, I develop an understanding of the community culture to fulfill the intent of the project. Using strong forms, images and lighting develop a unique, relevant visual language.
Shulman works directly with officials, managers, owners and investors on real estate matters, environmental compliance, public and private financing, coordinating with Federal and State agencies, planning, and managing time-sensitive projects to completion. She is often involved in complex right-of-way work involving major corporate owners, railroads, tidelands, mitigation properties and tribal lands.
Her extensive experience in land use and federally regulated projects, she is also engaged from time to time by municipalities and counties to negotiate and resolve difficult funding, regulatory, permitting, and environmental issues. Since she enjoys a positive working relationship with agency and government personnel, Ms. On property acquisition and relocation projects, she often personally handles negotiations involving sensitive projects, agencies or railroad ownership.
Together they are passionate about giving back to the communities in which they do business and reside in, and have a strong history of service on many nonprofit boards and foundations. Carlyle, Inc. It specializes in custom made assemblies, fiber optic, mil spec, local area network systems and connector products. The company was founded in and is headquartered in Tukwila, WA.
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