Aug 13, 2026

Berkadia

Myers

Berkadia announced its recent hiring of Henry Myers. He joins the firm as associate director on the investment sales team. He and makes the move from Urban Commercial Partners. Berkadia said in a statement, “Henry brings a competitive mindset and strong work ethic shaped by a lifelong background in sports.” Myers added in a company Q&A, “I am most excited to work with value-add opportunities in Seattle, where capital investment and a little bit of elbow grease can breathe new life into a property and create strong returns for investors.”

Sterling Realty

Choi

In a move between two family-owned Bellevue companies, Sterling Realty Organization recently announced the hiring of Ko Choi as its new treasurer and CFO. She makes the move from Kemper Development, and has over 15 years in the field. SRO's Matt Skager said in a statement, “With an exceptional combination of financial expertise, strategic leadership and deep commercial real estate experience — along with excellent track record in managing complex financial operations, ever-changing capital markets and long-term ownership strategies — Ko will be invaluable in her new role.” She added, “I've long admired SRO's well-earned reputation for integrity, financial discipline and long-term stewardship.”

Compass Construction

Doug Moczulewski has joined Compass as chief financial officer. Moczulewski is a licensed CPA with more than 30 years of executive leadership experience, having served as CEO, CFO, COO, and board member across public and privately held organizations. His background spans the construction, consulting, leasing, and software development industries, with extensive experience in financial reporting, planning and analytics, business strategy, operations, taxation, and regulatory compliance. Moczulewski holds a B.B.A. in Accounting from Seattle University's Albers School of Business & Economics.

Taylor Correllus has joined Compass as payroll specialist. Correllus brings more than five years of accounting experience ranging from payroll processing, certified payroll for prevailing wage projects, benefits administration, and HR support.

Brian Boneau has joined Compass as field engineer on the Quarterra project in Seattle's University Village area. Boneau brings more than ten years of experience in operations, including coordinating field projects, leading teams, managing client relationships, and overseeing project logistics. He studied Business Administration at the University of Maryland Global Campus.

Additionally, Compass' Steven Hall has been promoted to senior project manager. Hall joined Compass as a project manager in July 2025 and is currently part of the team delivering the Quarterra project in Seattle's University Village area. He brings more than 15 years of construction experience managing large-scale commercial and multifamily projects from preconstruction through closeout. Hall earned his B.S. in Construction Management from the University of Washington.

Tiffany Anderson has been promoted to field superintendent. Anderson joined Compass as a field engineer in April 2018 and was promoted to assistant superintendent in October 2019 while working on the Redmond Town Center project. She is currently part of the team on the Simon Northgate project. Anderson brings a strong background in project coordination, communication, and process improvement and holds an M.P.A. from Seattle University and a B.A. in English from the University of Washington.

Aug 12, 2026

Reid Middleton

Richey

Greisz

Strub

Shrope

Davis

In Everett, Reid Middleton has promoted Mark Davis to associate principal, Jason Shrope and John Strub to associates, Jared Greisz as design engineer, and Shayne Richey as designer II.

WSP

Wasson Coleman

WSP has hired Liz Wasson Coleman as national pursuit manager, property and buildings. She will draw on 22 years of experience in the A/E/C industry to support proposals, client relationships and create new opportunities nationally and in the Puget Sound region.

Wasson Coleman is an active member and past president of SMPS Seattle. She has held leadership roles at Johnston Architects, Forma Construction, and Ankrom Moisan.

GLY Construction

Anderson

Torres

GLY Construction, a locally owned general contracting firm, has named Cesar Torres as its new chief financial officer and hired Nik Anderson, P.E. as MEP project executive.

Torres brings more than 26 years of construction finance experience, most recently serving as finance business partner at Mortenson. In his new role, he will help guide GLY's financial strategy, operations and growth. His expertise spans work-in-progress reporting, percentage-of-completion accounting, capital investments and strategic financial planning.

“Cesar's combination of technical expertise and people-first leadership is exactly what GLY needs as we continue to grow,” said Tyler Tonkin, president and CEO of GLY. “He doesn't just understand numbers and processes, he understands people.”

Anderson brings more than 15 years of experience leading engineering, construction and capital project delivery across advanced manufacturing, industrial, energy and technology sectors. He will support GLY's Advanced Technology market and industrial, alternative energy, and mission critical projects, strengthening the firm's team of MEP specialists.

Torres holds a Bachelor of Science in Accounting from Central Washington University and serves as vice president and DEI champion for the Puget Sound Chapter of the Construction Financial Management Association. Anderson holds a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering from Washington State University and a Bachelor of Arts in Physics from Pacific Lutheran University. He is a licensed Professional Engineer in Washington and California.

GLY Construction was founded in 1967.

Aug 11, 2026

Washington Trust Bank

Butler

Washington Trust Bank has added Paul Butler to its West Puget Sound Small Business Banking Team in Seattle. He'll serve as a community banking relationship manager.

With over 15 years of banking experience, Butler will be responsible for developing and managing relationships with small businesses, nonprofits and community partners to expand access to banking services and to improve financial literacy. Butler joins Washington Trust from JPMorgan Chase, where he served as a vice president and community manager.

A wholly owned subsidiary of W.T.B. Financial Corporation, Washington Trust Bank has $11 billion in assets. Headquartered in Spokane, Washington Trust Bank currently has 45 branches and offices in Washington, Idaho, and Oregon, employing about 1,200 people.

Aug 07, 2026

Blue Friday Night Lights!

Blue Friday Night Lights brings Seahawks energy to local high school football communities across the region. Through game day visits featuring Seahawks talent—including Blue Thunder, Seahawks Dancers, Blitz, DJ Supa Sam, and Seahawks Legends and Players—the program celebrates student-athletes, school pride, and the future of the game.

Parents and coaches are encouraged to nominate their schools for a chance to be selected, with standout rivalries, unique player stories, and passionate communities helping bring unforgettable Friday night experiences to life.

To nominate your high school go to the Seahawks.com community page, future of football.