Wells Fargo names Domagalski community banking district manager
Wells Fargo recently named Portland resident Richard Domagalski a community banking district manager. He previously served as a Wells Fargo regional president in Southern California. In his new role, Domagalski […]
Elmore passes PE exam
KPFF Consulting Engineers announced that Dustin Elmore recently passed his PE exam and is now a registered engineer in Oregon. KPFF, which was founded in Seattle in 1960, provides collaborative […]
Helm earns Energy Management Professional certification
Joseph Helm, president of Northwest Engineering Service Inc., has earned Energy Management Professional certification, which is offered by the AABC Commissioning Group. The new designation is designed to become a […]
GRI hires Marshall, Hatch
GRI, which provides a wide range of geotechnical, geologic engineering and environmental hazmat services from offices in Beaverton and Vancouver, Wash., recently added Mike Marshall as a project geologist and […]
Kramer named TraneOregon’s energy service sales leader
Peter Kramer recently was named TraneOregon’s energy service sales leader. His duties will include developing, implementing and sustaining initiatives for the company’s newest division, which is focused on helping buildings […]
Fortis Construction hires 5 project engineers
Fortis Construction recently added five project engineers: Luke Stillar, Mike Woods, Nick Gowen, Andrew Downes and Sam Kaempf. Stillar has two years of experience in construction. He interned with Fortis […]
Headley licensed as professional engineer
Tom Headley of Century West Engineering has become a licensed as a professional engineer in Oregon. He has been with Century West since 2010, and works on municipal and aviation […]
Quail Homes hires Smith
Quail Homes, based in Vancouver, Wash., recently hired Nicole C. Smith to join its interior design team. She is working in sustainable design with each client involved in the Quail […]
City of Wilsonville hires Ossanna
The city of Wilsonville recently hired Joanne Ossanna to become its new finance director. She will replace Gary Wallis, who is retiring after 16 years of service. Ossanna, the present […]
Helm earns Energy Management Professional Certification
Joseph Helm, president of Northwest Engineering Service Inc., has earned an Energy Management Professional Certification offered by the AABC Commissioning Group (ACG). The certification is a new designation designed to […]
Orvis passes her Oregon registration exams
Tracy Orvis, a staff designer with Di Loreto Architecture, has passed her Oregon registration exams. She received a bachelor’s degree in architecture from the University of Oregon in 2003, and […]
INLINE Commercial Construction hires Wang, McLean, Martin
INLINE Commercial Construction Inc., established in Aloha in 1983, recently added Dave Wang, Pat McLean and Dennis Martin to its construction team. Wang, a project manager, has more than 15 […]
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