Promoting from within its own ranks, PacificSource Health Plans has tapped Tony Kopki to head its commercial lines of business in Oregon, Idaho and Montana. In his new role as Vice President of Commercial Programs, Kopki will provide strategic, product and market leadership for PacificSource’s commercial programs.
The media coverage about Pope Francis must have put me in a Biblical frame of mind. Because after touring the latest phase of the South Waterfront development, a mind-boggling 1.5 million square-feet of office and retail space springing up north of the aerial tram, I couldn’t stop thinking about the massive project as a modern day creation story.
Thomson brings 25 years of healthcare experience in provider relations, sales, marketing and communications.
The Oregonian reported that Mark Jensen’s Glukos – a sports drink reinvented as a healthier option than the popular brands – was “born in a Nike lab.” That’s true, though Jensen’s business plan was crafted as his capstone project while he was completing his MBA at Marylhurst University.
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