Florence Oregon Named a National Top-25 Getaway For Families
The recognitions keep rolling in for Florence, Oregon.
Year: 2018
Army Veteran and Military Spouse Uses And Teaches Nutrition to Manage Stress and Health
American College of Healthcare Sciences (ACHS) graduate, Army veteran and spouse, Pam Chavez, discovered how her food choices played a vital role in her physical and mental health when she began drinking one green smoothie daily. Her journey toward eating nutritional food led her to not only feeling better but after suffering several miscarriages resulted in giving birth to three healthy sons.
Arnerich Massena Publishes New White Paper: Keeping College Affordable: How to Fund Public University Obligations in a Low-Return Environment
Portland-based investment firm Arnerich Massena, an independent investment advisory firm specializing in endowment & foundation, private wealth management, impact investing strategies, and retirement plan consulting services, announces the publication of its newest white paper, Keeping College Affordable: How to Fund Public University Obligations in a Low-Return Environment.. The paper takes a look at the drastic decrease in public funding for state universities, and how they may be able to recoup those losses through strategies in spending, fundraising, and investment.
Oregonians react to ballot measure results, Brown’s win
All but one of the ballot initiatives were defeated.
Women’s work
In spite of escalating labor shortages, the portion of women in Oregon’s manufacturing industry hasn’t budged in more than two decades. Five experts share their perspectives on how to close the gender gap.
Entrepreneurial shift
A new business incubator encourages members of the Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs to become independent entrepreneurs.
The end of the annual performance review
More organizations are doing away with an awkward corporate chore.
IoT tech cluster takes shape
How Oregon is poised to become the center of a revolution in smart factory technology.
