Sprague Pest Solutions
TACOMA, Wash. — Angela Treleven, chief financial officer of Sprague Pest Solutions, has been named a 2026 CFO of the Year Honoree by the Puget Sound Business Journal. The award recognizes the financial leaders in Washington who steer strategy, steward growth, and strengthen the companies and communities they serve.
Treleven stepped into the CFO role in November 2024 after serving on Sprague's Board of Directors since 2015. She came to the position from TrueBlue Inc., where she spent several years as vice president of internal audit.
She is a licensed CPA with a bachelor's degree in accounting from Santa Clara University and is the current chair of the Dick's Drive-Ins Board and a member of the Virginia Mason Franciscan Health Foundation Board. She is also a fourth-generation member of the Treleven family, which has owned and operated Sprague for a century.
"This recognition belongs to the entire Sprague team," said Treleven. "As we enter our second century as a family-owned company, my job is to make sure the financial foundation is as strong as the relationships our technicians build with customers every single day. That's the work I'm proud of."
Sprague said the company was named to the Puget Sound Business Journal's 2026 Corporate Philanthropists List earlier this year for its charitable giving across Washington — including the company's annual Day of Giving, where all 25 branch locations and the corporate office volunteer in their local communities.
"Angela leads with the same values that have carried this company for one hundred years — integrity, commitment, and a deep investment in our people," said AJ Treleven, A.C.E., executive vice president. "This award is well earned."
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