On the Scene: Navigating Leadership in a Changing World
Executives should harness the power of collaboration to manage an array of changes reshaping the modern workplace, panelists said during an Oregon Business forum on Tuesday.
Year: 2017
Naomi Johnson Joins Bullard Law as an Associate in the Firm’s Litigation and Employment Practices
Bullard Law is pleased to announce the addition of Naomi D. Johnson as an associate in the firm. With a focus on litigation, Naomi has devoted much of her career to representing large and small employers in a variety of employment law matters. Naomi joins Bullard Law after recently moving from New York, where she … Read more
Morning Roundup
State sues Zoom+ for $3 million, sanctuary city funding safe for now and Oregon timber execs are happy about Canadian softwood tariff.
Morning Roundup
State reports Zoom+ Health financial discrepancy, business coalition fights against corporate tax and national parks generate $138 million for Oregon economy.
Updated: Avangrid Renewables CEO steps down
Frank Burkhartsmeyer, president and CEO of Portland-based Avangrid Renewables, has resigned from the renewable energy company, according to an internal announcement.
Morning Roundup
Lawmakers propose new PERS reform, Apple backs two large renewable energy projects and Portland left off DOJ threat list.
Kafoury delivers State of County address
In her State of the County address chair Deborah Kafoury focused on housing, clean air and immigration.
Morning Roundup
Volkswagen plans EV infrastructure in Portland, Bend approves Uber and Gov. Brown freezes hiring statewide.
Gov. Brown announces statewide hiring freeze
The freeze is the first in a series of planned executive orders over the next few weeks aimed at easing the budget deficit.
Morning Roundup
Large wind project killed by U.S. court, Portland approves clean energy plan and OSU to build new $60 million complex.