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The Cover Story: February 2016 issue

Eugene is many things — college town, the city where Phil and Bill got up and running (or jogging), future global athletics venue. But the burg is most famous as a haven for happy hippies. Witness The Oregon Country Fair for a little body-painted proof. This month’s cover story poses the question: could that peace-and-love … Read more

April 7, 2023January 28, 2016 Written by

The cover story

My first interview with Vigor Industrial CEO Frank Foti did not go as expected.

April 7, 2023November 12, 2015 Written by Linda Baker

The Harder They Fall

Storyteller-in-Chief by the managing partner of Schwabe, Williamson & Wyatt.

April 7, 2023November 12, 2015 Written by Mark Long

The Cover Story

As we worked on the October cover, it became evident that Nick Symmonds is a hard man to catch — even when he’s not hotfooting it around a track.

April 6, 2023November 11, 2015 Written by Chris Noble

The Cover Story

How do you put a baby on the cover of a business magazine?

April 7, 2023November 9, 2015 Written by Chris Noble

Live, Work, Play: Amen Teter

BY JACOB PALMER

Catching up with Amen Teter, Portland-based global director of action sports for Octagon Olympics & Action sports talent agency.

April 7, 2023January 27, 2015 Written by

Books Rule

BY JON BELL

Powell’s stays relevant in the digital age.

April 7, 2023September 26, 2014 Written by Jon Bell

The Diaspora

Former newspaper reporters move into brand journalism.

April 7, 2023September 26, 2014 Written by Lee van der Voo

Knight Vision

BY VIVIAN MCINERNY

Travis Knight wants to release a movie a year. Can he pull it off?

April 7, 2023September 26, 2014 Written by Vivian McInerny

Launch

BY JESSICA RIDGWAY

Our July/August 2014 Launch article features bnd Products, Outdoor Project and Pacific Northwest Kale Chips.

April 7, 2023July 14, 2014 Written by Jessica Ridgeway

News

250 Health Care Workers File for Union Recognition Across Legacy Health Systems - Workers would join the Pacific Northwest Hospital Medicine Association, and add to the considerable union activity sweeping Oregon’s healthcare sector.
Medford’s Income Growth Outpaced 91% of US Metros Between 2019 and 2022. What’s Behind the Boom? - The uptick reverses decades of decline, according to Census data.
Genesis Financial Solutions Becomes Concora Credit - The rebrand follows a year of furniture retail partnerships for the company, which provides financial services to customers with subprime credit.
Beaverton Stellantis Workers Join UAW Strike - Strike against GM and Stellantis expands to parts distribution centers in 20 states, including Oregon.
Policy Brief: The Business Case for Protecting Youth Access to Diverse Literature - Censorship attempts undermine our ability to shape the next generation of thinkers and leaders.
Measure 110 Partial-Repeal Would Use Criminal Justice System for Early Intervention - Two alternative ballot measures would recriminalize hard drugs in Oregon, but the organizing group’s founder Max Williams says he hopes the Legislature comes up with a better alternative.

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Press Releases

Portland Metro Chamber’s Place With No Ceiling Awards recognize and celebrate women leaders in the business community. - Portland Metro Chamber has recognized Arnerich Massena Co-CEO Reegan Rae, CPWA®, as the recipient of the Sandra K. McDonough Place With No Ceiling Leadership Award in 2023.
Yalda Bahramian Joins the Board of Directors of the Oregon Arab Iranian Bar Association - Tonkon Torp attorney Yalda Bahramian has joined the Oregon Arab Iranian Bar Association (OAIBA) Board of Directors.
Oregon Minimum Wage Has Increased - As of July 1st, 2023, Oregon Minimum Wage Increased Again, With Different Wage Rates For Different Areas Of The State
All Oregon Businesses Must Now Offer Retirement Plans To Employees - Oregon Businesses Must Offer OregonSaves Or Another Qualified Retirement Plan To Employees