Welcome to Weber Shandwick Seattle
Weber Shandwick maintains one of the largest public relations networks in the world - measured both in terms of number of employees and geographical coverage. The firm’s success is built on its deep commitment to client service, our people, creativity, collaboration and harnessing the power of Advocates - engaging stakeholders in new and creative ways to build brands and reputation.

General inquiries, please contact us at:
(206) 576-5500 or
contactseattle@webershandwick.com
Intern inquiries, please contact us at:
seattleinterns@webershandwick.comSubscribe Via Email
Connect With Us
Post Categories
Archive Posts
GeekWire Archive
-
See You at the GeekWire Gala 2012 After-Party
Posted on December 6, 2012 | No CommentsWe’ve got a great crew heading to the GeekWire Gala tonight in Seattle and are excited to see our friends in the industry – from clients, to colleagues and of course, the GeekWire crew. This year, we’re the official sponsor of the after-party at Keys... -
The Verdict from TechNW 2012: “Seattle’s Tech Community Is So Awesome”
Posted on October 9, 2012 | 1 CommentFor the second year, Weber Shandwick Seattle had the distinct pleasure of serving as the engagement partner for the Washington Technology Industry Association’s TechNW event – an event that brings together local tech players to learn from each other, network and grow their businesses. This... -
Seattle Ranks Number One for Gen Y on the Job
Posted on August 29, 2012 | No CommentsToday’s young professionals are often the recipients of many stereotypes – skinny jeans-wearing, always on the go and Facebook-obsessed – but a recent report from PayScale suggests Gen Y is having a major impact on today’s workplaces. And, guess what? Seattle’s Gen Y’s top choice!... -
And the Award Goes to…
Posted on May 9, 2012 | No CommentsOn Thursday night, more than 600 of Seattle’s best and brightest entrepreneurs and investors gathered together for GeekWire’s Seattle 2.0 Awards. The 4th annual ceremony, which honors the local startup community, was held at the EMP and was complete with a lavish (and completely rain-soaked)... -
TechNW Conversations Turn to Mobile, Games and Startups
Posted on October 18, 2011 | 1 CommentThe Washington Technology Industry Association‘s annual TechNW conference convened at Bell Harbor Conference Center last week for a series of discussions about trends among Northwest tech companies. Mobile, gaming and the Seattle startup scene were among the hot topics of the day for the sold-out... -
Interviews and Insights With Seattle’s Top Tech Leaders
Posted on October 10, 2011 | 1 CommentAs part of our support work for tomorrow’s Washington Technology Industry Association‘s (WTIA) TechNW conference, we’ve had the honor of interviewing a number of tech leaders across the Emerald City. Be sure to check out a few highlights below and you can see more here... -
WTIA’s TechNW Sparks Discussion for Seattle Thought Leaders
Posted on October 7, 2011 | 1 CommentWorking in the trenches of Seattle’s technology industry is part of what makes Weber Shandwick Seattle tick. From the establishment of the city’s tech icons to today’s burgeoning startup community, it’s a thrill working with clients who are actively shaping the way people conduct business... -
Why You Should Enter Seattle Business’ Washington IT Awards
Posted on June 14, 2011 | No CommentsThis week, our friends at Seattle Business magazine and Geekwire.com announced the Washington Information Technology Awards, recognizing the people and organizations whose tech innovations continue to position Seattle as an industry hub. From pillar companies such as Microsoft and Amazon, to established startups like Tableau and... -
Abstaining from tech: Lessons from a time warp to 1985
Posted on March 9, 2011 | No Comments(Post originally appeared on GeekWire, a recently launched technology news site started by John Cook and Todd Bishop) Erika Bitzer, 30, an account director in the Seattle office of the Weber Shandwick public-relations firm, was perhaps the perfect person to work on a PR project for...










