Yelnosky-Smith to receive Harpole award
Maryann Yelnosky-Smith, a shareholder with Portland firm Bullard Smith Jernstedt Wilson, will receive the Harpole Attorney Award at the 13th annual Joyce Harpole reception and awards ceremony. Each year, the […]
Colgate hired at Manor Homes
Manor Homes recently hired John Colgate as director of sales and marketing. Colgate will focus on sales operations and creative marketing. He is also the primary contact for on-site home […]
Markowitz, Herbold, Glade & Mehlhaf hires 2
Markowitz, Herbold, Glade & Mehlhaf PC announced that trial lawyer Renée Rothauge has joined the Portland firm as a shareholder and Chad Colton has joined as an associate. Rothauge, formerly […]
Dietrich promoted at Dietrich Trucking
Dietrich Trucking, an affiliate of Nutter Corp., promoted Richard Dietrich to business development manager. His duties will include new business development, contract negotiations, acquisitions and logistical set-up for new businesses. […]
Qualman, Connor honored at NAI Global convention
Two NAI Norris, Beggs & Simpson employees were recognized at NAI Global’s 2011 convention in Las Vegas in February. Executive vice president Roger Qualman, who manages the firm’s office in […]
Fisher & Phillips adds Leachman as partner
Fisher & Phillips LLP recently added Tamsen Leachman as a partner in its Portland office. She has nearly 20 years of experience, and previously led the employment and labor law […]
UO students win prize for design project
Students at the University of Oregon brought home a $7,500 cash prize this month from a national architecture organization for their design of a Salem police station. The National Council […]
Pinnale Architecture hires Tapp, Hagergy
Pinnale Architecture of Bend recently added Joshua Tapp as an architect and Briana Hagergy as an interior designer. Tapp has more than 15 years of design experience. His areas of […]
Norris & Stevens promotes Finney, hires 2
Norris & Stevens Inc./TCN Worldwide recently promoted Scott Finney to senior broker, and added Brad Macomber and Roger Lorenze to its staff. In 2010, Finney executed more than 60 lease […]
ECONorthwest appoints Juntunen to board
ECONorthwest recently appointed Lorelei Juntunen to its board of managers. Juntunen is a project manager and senior planner whose practice focuses on urban renewal and development finance, fiscal analysis and […]
Todd earns BEAP certification
Matthew D. Todd recently earned Building Energy Assessment Professional certification from the American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers. Todd is an owner with Entek Corp., based in Southwest […]
Sonitrol Pacific hires Allen
Sonitrol Pacific recently added Eddie Allen as sales manager in its Portland office. Allen has more than 10 years experience conducting business in the Portland area. Allen most recently was director of […]
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