Tonkon Torp partner Claire Brown has joined the Oregon Entrepreneurs Network (OEN) Board of Directors as its Secretary. Tonkon Torp is an active advocate for Oregon’s startup community, and has had an attorney serving on the OEN board since the early 2000s.
Tonkon Torp litigation partner Anna Sortun has been elected to the Board of Directors of Oregon Humanities.
Rae becomes the firm’s first woman CEO in joint role with CIO Bryan Shipley.
Oregon-based accounting firm Kernutt Stokes is commemorating their 75th anniversary by donating $75,000 to support scholarships, local nonprofits, and matching employee donations.
Boys and Girls Clubs in Portland, Vancouver, Salem, and Eugene Provide Safe Spaces Fully Equipped with Free Internet to Help Low-Income Students Participate in Distance Learning
Generally, travel and meal expenses are deductible if they are ordinary, necessary, and reasonable expenses associated with a business. However, for tax purposes, some meals and entertainment expenses may be limited.
The Tonkon Torp-led sale of NORPAC Foods, Inc. has been named an M&A Deal of the Year ($100MM-$250MM) in the 19th Annual M&A Advisor Awards, which selects the finest deals and professionals within the global M&A and Turnaround industry annually.
Portland-based investment firm Arnerich Massena, an independent investment advisory firm specializing in private wealth management, endowment & foundation, corporate consulting services, and impact investing strategies, takes a look into 2021 to forecast some of the shifts and cultural changes that we think may affect the investment environment next year.
Data reveals 84% of consumers more mindful of the businesses they support; 46% more likely to shop at small businesses
Two Burns & McDonnell projects have received Best Project Awards from Engineering News-Record (ENR) magazine in the publication’s respective regions. An additional two projects received ENR Awards of Merit.