100 Best Nonprofits to Work For in Oregon, 2021 list
Welcome to the 2021 100 Best Nonprofits to Work For in Oregon.
Oregon Business
K-12 Virtual Charters See Wave in Enrollment
Enrollment at public virtual schools surged upward last year — and insiders say it’s likely to continue.
Five Questions to ask Before Joining a Nonprofit Board
Brand Story – The nonprofit community has weathered an ongoing cascade of operational, environmental and economic challenges over the past few years including lockdowns, wildfires, protests, and economic upheaval.
Corban University Graduate Programs Offer a Flexible Experience
Brand Story – Emanuel Montanez earned a Corban University Master of Business Intelligence and Analytics degree.
Oregon Company Adapts, Grows Despite Disruption
Brand Story – Alpine Foods emerged from 2020 with expanded facilities and zero layoffs.
How leaders can create thriving workplaces by leveraging hybrid work and commuter benefits
Brand Story – A mass experiment has taken place across virtually all sectors of the economy. Albeit rushed and unplanned, it has spurred new mindsets around work and a revolutionary redesign of long-prevailing norms and practices, benefitting employers and employees alike.
Terhune Brings Steady Hand, Clear Vision to SAIF
Brand Story – New CEO points to bright future for Oregon workers’ comp company.
Tonkon Torp Celebrates Real Estate Milestone with Albina Head Start
Tonkon Torp is proud to celebrate with its long term community partner Albina Head Start (AHS) for reaching the significant milestone of fulfilling the New Markets Tax Credit (NMTC) financing obligations on five of their learning centers.
A New Learning Landscape
Despite initial red flags, new data suggest virtual-learning options can improve learning outcomes, make education more accessible and provide students with new career opportunities.
Big Moves
In 2021 Oregon’s institutions of higher ed saw major leadership shifts and headline-grabbing controversies. What’s going on?