We are proud to announce that Diena Lee Mann, CEO of Red Sky Blue Water, has been named an honoree of Puget Sound Business Journal’s “40 Under 40” award, which acknowledges dynamic industry leaders in the Seattle area.
Diena is an entrepreneurial technology leader with a track record of success in working with enterprises to develop digital solutions that accelerate growth, yield operational efficiencies, and mitigate risks. Her focus is on delivering exceptional customer experience and engineering successful business outcomes. Diena has illustrated her leadership as a mentor and advocate for employee engagement.
In addition to her professional work, Diena is an active participant in the advancement of STEM. At YearUp, Diena works with young adults from underserved communities to improve their employment outcomes through technical education. She is also a member of ARCS, an organization that promotes US competitiveness by providing financial awards to academically outstanding Ph.D. students in STEM at leading research universities.
Diena holds an MA in Applied Statistics and a BS in Statistics, both from the University of Michigan. She is a passionate advocate for classical music, and as a board director of Seattle Symphony, one of her goals is to enhance reach and engagement through digital experiences.
About the Program
The Puget Sound Business Journal started the ‘40 under 40’ program 22 years ago to acknowledge dynamic business leaders under the age of 40. The magazine shares stories of such individuals from the business community and celebrates their success with an award program. The aim to start such an initiative was to bring these individuals together from all sectors into a powerful network of young business leaders and make even greater contributions to the region’s economy and civic dialog.
Each year the Puget Sound Business Journal publishes a special 40 Under 40 section in print and online and recognizes all 40 honorees at the 40 Under 40 Awards Luncheon, which will be held in September 2020.
Read the full article on the Puget Sound Business Journal here.