Jones completes ISA examination
Tim Jones, general manager of R & R Tree Service Inc. of Salem, successfully completed the Certified Tree Risk Assessor examination administered through the International Society of Arboriculture and its […]
Aronson Security Group makes Donaldson manager
Aronson Security Group announced recently that industry security veteran Patrick Donaldson was named its business development manager for Oregon. He will be responsible for developing business opportunities in Oregon and […]
RSV Building Solutions promotes Marcoulier
RSV Building Solutions, a Vancouver, Wash.-based company, recently promoted Debbie Marcoulier to vice president of business operations. Her responsibilities include overseeing the overall financial performance of the company, human resources, […]
McPherson hired as OSCPA president and CEO
Sherri McPherson was hired as the Oregon Society of Certified Public Accountants’ new president and CEO, effective July 1. She has been with the society for 29 years, including the […]
Hyde hired at Fairway America
Fairway America LLC recently hired Regan Hyde as a sales specialist. He will be responsible for outside sales of the FinanceCoach program throughout the Pacific Northwest. Hyde previously was a […]
Van’t Hof named Pivotal Leader
Lane Powell shareholder David Van’t Hof was named a Pivotal Leader for the second consecutive year. The Pivotal Leaders network was created in 2010 to foster growth in the region’s […]
4 promoted at THA Architecture
THA Architecture recently promoted four staff members to associate: Mike Meade, Stefee Knudsen, Nick Hemmer and Jake Freauff. Meade has 10 years of design experience and has been with THA […]
Mitchell, Ramig join Ater Wynne
Business attorneys Todd Mitchell and John Ramig recently joined Ater Wynne LLP as partners in the firm’s Portland office. Both have extensive experience in entity formation, corporate finance and international transactions. […]
Porter certified in fraud prevention
Geffen Mesher & Co. PC announced that shareholder Dave Porter recently earned the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners’ Certified Fraud Examiner designation, which denotes proven expertise in fraud prevention, detection […]
Lee joins NAI Norris, Beggs & Simpson
Claire Lee recently joined NAI Norris, Beggs & Simpson as a property manager. She has more than five years of experience with two Southern California companies. She has managed a […]
Schwabe, Williamson & Wyatt adds Vermilyea
Regional law firm Schwabe, Williamson & Wyatt recently bolstered its construction litigation practice by adding Jeremy Vermilyea as a shareholder in its Portland office. He has 15 years of experience […]
Otak hires Kenyon in Lake Oswego
Otak Inc. recently hired Carla Kenyon, a civil engineer in training, to join the firm’s corporate office in Lake Oswego. Kenyon specializes in transportation, planning and urban design. She recently […]
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