Lange honored on Business Journal’s Power 100

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Chancellor Sheila Edwards Lange was chosen from a pool of over 200 nominees. The Power 100 is considered a “shortlist” for the publication’s Executive of the Year award.

Chancellor Sheila Edwards Lange has been highlighted among the “newsmakers, powerbrokers and influential voices who effected change” in the Puget Sound Business Journal’s 2022 ranking of their Power 100 for the second year in a row.

The publication notes her work with the local community “to find better ways to serve [UW Tacoma’s] students” and her efforts to help support the community’s continued growth.

The chancellor was also recently featured in an article on UW Tacoma’s impact as an economic catalyst for Tacoma in the same publication.

UW President Ana Mari Cauce is also included in the list. Other South Sound business leaders in the Power 100 are Bill Sterud of the Puyallup Tribe, Ketul Patel of Virginia Mason Franciscan, Bill Robertson at MultiCare Health Systems and Clint Stein at Columbia Bank. Puget Sound Business Journal has published the Power 100 annually since 2019.

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