Power Chord: Portia Sabin
The president of the record label Kill Rock Stars talks about the evolution of Portland as a music city.
The president of the record label Kill Rock Stars talks about the evolution of Portland as a music city.
After a rough road to the NBA, Caleb Swanigan enjoys the fruits of his success.
Laura Hall, designer of Portland’s first escape room, crafts real-world puzzles that mix logic, storytelling and design.
The CEO of the Oregon Association of Hospitals and Health Systems navigates state Medicaid crises, regulatory uncertainty and industry realignment.
The walls are still bare in the office of Alice Cuprill-Comas, who became senior vice president and general counsel for OHSU on December 7. “I haven’t put up my art yet,” she laughs. Cuprill-Comas has served as the university’s interim general counsel since last spring. Before that she was a member of OHSU’s legal team, … Read more
“Do one or two things well,” said Josh Breese, director of strategy at Anvil Media. “Don’t do everything poorly.” Breese was one of four panelists who participated in an Oregon Business forum yesterday on social media and online reputation management. Speakers talked about the importance of responding to negative online reviews, organic vs. paid media … Read more
If there has been one obvious newcomer to Portland’s commercial office market this year, it’s WeWork, says Kevin Joshi, senior vice president and partner at real estate firm Kidder Mathews. WeWork, a New-York based company that leases shared office space to individuals, start-ups and even large companies with more than 1,000 employees, is on a … Read more
In November, The Oregon Community Foundation (OCF) Board of Directors approved more than $9 million in grants to nonprofits around Oregon. The organizations that received funding include those supporting arts and culture, economic vitality, education, health and well-being, and community livability, and countless organizations working to narrow the opportunity gap children in Oregon face. Hacienda … Read more
Techno-optimists and techo-pessimists square off on automation and the future of the coastal economy.
As the 2018 legislative session grows closer, we zero in on the key policy debates.