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CEO Pay 2008 | Women CEOs
Women hold three of the most powerful political offices in Washington state, but only eight of 135 Northwest companies had women as CEOs in 2008.
Women hold three of the most powerful political offices in Washington state, but only eight of 135 Northwest companies had women as CEOs in 2008. Two of them, Dawn Lepore of Bellevue-based drugstore.com and Diane Irvine of Seattle-based Blue Nile, were among the 20 top-paid CEOs last year. Here's a look at the eight female CEOs and the value of their 2008 pay packages.
| CEO | Company name | Total pay |
| Dawn Lepore | drugstore.com | $3,591,786 |
| Diane Irvine * | Blue Nile | 3,528,600 |
| Peggy Fowler ** | Portland General Electric | 2,437,915 |
| Colleen Brown | Fisher Communications | 1,102,630 |
| Melanie Dressel | Columbia Banking System | 885,362 |
| Patricia Moss | Cascade Bancorp | 672,223 |
| Carol Nelson | Cascade Financial | 302,380 |
| B.G. Susan Robinson *** | Targeted Genetics | 286,474 |
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*Irvine became CEO in February 2008. **Fowler left the CEO post in March 2009. ***Robinson became CEO in November 2008. Equilar valued her 2008 stock awards using the number of restricted stock units and a closing price of 76 cents on May 15, 2008, the grant date. Source: Equilar |
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