Post-derailment, Oregon passenger rail struggles to get back on track
Passenger rail “is always going to lag and struggle unless we want to put in dedicated resources,” says ODOT rail division chief.
Q&A: The OB interview
Shaking up the repertoire: Part II
Scott Showalter, president and CEO of the Oregon Symphony, talks about revenue growth, the symphony as performance art and how he said no to Edward Snowden.
Shaking up the repertoire: Part I
All Classical Portland president and CEO Suzanne Nance discusses live radio, launching a children’s channel and diversifying the classical canon.
Q&A with OHSU’s new General Counsel
The walls are still bare in the office of Alice Cuprill-Comas, who became senior vice president and general counsel for OHSU on December 7. “I haven’t put up my art yet,” she laughs. Cuprill-Comas has served as the university’s interim general counsel since last spring. Before that she was a member of OHSU’s legal team, … Read more
Learning to do business the Portland way
Q&A with Jeff Deuel, president and COO of Heritage Bank.
Heartland Educator: A conversation with the president of Eastern Oregon University
Tom Insko talks turnaround efforts, business partnerships and closing the urban-rural divide.
Guarding the flame: Q&A with Eugene Register-Guard publisher Logan Molen
Molen talks about digital revenue, “franchise verticals” and how he aims to beat the University of Oregon Ducks coverage.
