State seeks to fill gap in community development financing
Investors show strong interest in ‘sustainability bonds.’
Year: 2018
These fast-growing Oregon jobs don’t require a college degree
Oregon education needs to focus more on soft skills, work-based training, Harvard speaker says.
End of the Trail (Updated June 8)
The Oregon Parks and Recreation Department has hired Cailin O’Brien-Feeney as its first head of the Oregon Office of Outdoor Recreation.
Weekly roundup
Rukaiyah Adams shows up in Bon Appetit, the Oregon Treasury Department issues its first “sustainability bonds” and the Parks department closes in on an outdoor recreation director.
How Steve found the MBA Program which fit his needs and career goals
On a Wednesday evening, sitting outside a lab in the heart of Oregon’s Silicon Forest, Steve briefly glances at his notes to prepare for a weekend exam while he waits 5 minutes for tests to complete. He is sure to carry a copy of his notes, digital or physical, no matter where he goes for micro-study sessions like this one. For Steve, it was Wednesday nights like these which defined his MBA experience.
For Executive MBA Students, Experience Makes All the Difference
What is the most distinctive feature of the University of Oregon’s Portland-based executive MBA program? Above all else, it is the program’s students. At the Oregon Executive MBA, accomplished professionals from diverse industries come together to earn their MBAs while they continue to lead full time.
MBA students serve corporate partner Burgerville data-driven solutions
Would you like fries and a drink with that?
Acclaimed Union Way development struggles to attract tenants
The downtown arcade has yet to become a bustling market space, five years after opening with much fanfare.