The process of selecting articles for each issue of Oregon Business is more art than science. Each issue has an editorial theme, but within that framework, latitude is encouraged. At first glance, the connection between this month’s feature stories — briefly noted in the above headline — seems elusive. A closer look reveals a few commonalities beyond April’s trade and transportation focus.
Facing turmoil and transition, the Port of Portland struggles to position itself for the future.
On Thursday, April 3, from 8 a.m. to noon (registration begins at 7:30 a.m.), Lane Powell will team with Oregon Business magazine for a half-day seminar titled “Best Practices For Best Employers™: How to Become One of ‘Oregon’s Best Workplaces’ Starting Today!”
The 21st annual 100 Best Companies to Work For in Oregon list was announced Thursday night at an awards dinner at the Oregon Convention Center.
BY LINDA BAKERA blueberry bush is a blueberry bush — except when it’s a blueberry tree.
A conversation about the event-planning industry with sales directors from McMenamins and the Portland Art Museum.
Brad Smith, founder of Hot Pepper Studios, and Travis Boersma, president of Dutch Bros. Coffee, share their recent reads.
Ron Green became president and CEO of Oregon Pacific Bank in August 2013.
An ancient institution moves slowly into the digital age.
