University of Washington Information Technology Chief Information Officer Andreas Bohman has been named the recipient of the 2025 SeattleCIO ORBIE® Award in the Corporate category.
The ORBIE Awards honor Chief Information Officers who have demonstrated excellence in technology leadership. Since 1998, the ORBIE has recognized CIOs who exhibit exceptional leadership, drive impactful innovation, and demonstrate a clear vision that inspires others to reach their potential. The award celebrates technology leaders who build strong relationships with business partners, contribute meaningfully to their communities, and help shape the next generation of executives.
Winners are selected through a rigorous, independent peer-review process led by 
prior ORBIE recipients. Evaluation criteria include leadership and management effectiveness, the business value created through technology innovation, and active engagement in both industry and community initiatives. Since its inception, the ORBIE Awards have recognized more than 5,000 finalists and honored over 800 CIOs across the country.
In support of Bohman’s nomination, University of Washington President Ana Mari Cauce wrote:
“Whether through his efforts in enhancing and maturing the University’s cybersecurity infrastructure, or his implementation of Workday across our entire campus, his work reaches across teams, units, and the entire University community. All members of our campus — students, faculty, staff and community — have benefited from his efforts. He has also been a leader in innovation, advancing the understanding and implementation of AI across the University, which is critical, timely and ongoing work.”
Bohman’s leadership exemplifies the University’s commitment to trusted solutions, innovation with global impact, and fostering a collaborative and inclusive environment.