Pittsburgh Power 100: Meet the region's most influential leaders of 2024

The Pittsburgh Business Times has named the Pittsburgh Power 100, a listing of the region’s most influential business leaders. 

The complete list is presented alphabetically below. Profiles will be published in the Feb. 16 weekly edition.

The Power 100 is not a ranking, but rather a guide that aims to reflect who are the most influential people at this moment in time. The editorial staff of the Business Times selected those who made the list, with input from the community at large. It does not include elected officials and is limited to those who currently reside in the Pittsburgh metro area. 

To develop our list, we asked ourselves a series of questions: Who has the power to move the market? Whose clout reaches beyond their company or industry? Who in the business community does the governor or local leaders call for help? Who do you need to know to do business in this town? Who is likely to shape our futures?

The influencers on this year’s list are connectors, people who build bridges. They are executives, leaders and community builders. In short, they are the people to call to make things happen, and they are the people whose power extends well beyond their given roles. Many are familiar names, but some are less well known, working behind the scenes.

For the first time, this year's list also features an additional set of Pittsburgh Power 100 Legends. These are people who over the breadth of their incredibly influential careers, they are deserving of being honored with this special recognition.

While this year’s selections are finalized, there were many people that have played significant roles, and many more will undoubtably emerge in the next year. If you have anyone you’d like to suggest for the 2025 Power 100, please email me at jbeahm@bizjournals.com. 

Without further ado, this year's Power 100 leaders are:

LEGENDS