Berri certified as green broker
Cap Berri of Elliott Associates Inc. is now a Certified Green Broker, after completing the U.S. Green Building Council’s course.
Babicky joins CB Richard Ellis
Mary Babicky has joined Portland CB Richard Ellis’ asset services department as a senior real estate manager.
Kim joins Lynguent advisory board
Lynguent Inc., which specializes in models of analog/mixed-signal integrated circuit designs, welcomed Young Hwan Kim to its advisory board. Kim is executive chairman of Korean-based PENCO Energy Inc. and was […]
Stueve named chair of University of Idaho council
Michael Stueve, AIA, cofounder and managing partner of Portland-based SRM Architecture and Marketing, was appointed chairman of the advisory council for the College of Art & Architecture at the University […]
Thompson honored by National Federation of Paralegal Associations
The National Federation of Paralegal Associations Inc. honored Diane L. Thompson of Markowitz, Herbold, Glade & Mehlhaf with the 2010 William R. Robie award. Recipients are chosen for the lasting legacy […]
Ball Janik hires 2
Ball Janik LLP has hired Yael A. Livny and Amanda Krismer Anderson as associates. Livny, previously an employment and labor law associate at Cooley LLP in Washington, D.C., will focus […]
Saltich added to Lynguent advisory board
Lynguent Inc. has added Jack Saltich to its advisory board. Saltich has more than 30 years of experience in the semiconductor and systems industries. He served for six years as […]
GGLO awarded for ASA Flats+Lofts
Green Roofs for Healthy Cities presented landscape architecture firm GGLO with the 2010 Green Roof and Wall – Intensive Residential award for its ASA Flats+Lofts in Portland. The association commented […]
2 join Windermere/Realty Partners
Windermere/Realty Partners Inc. has added two brokers. Jennifer Hanson most recently worked for D.R. Horton. She will work out of Windermere/Realty’s Clackamas office. Tony Ngo previously worked for Oregon Realty. […]
Kennedy, Stephens named lawyers of the year
Legal publication Best Lawyers has named Tonkon Torp partners Albert N. Kennedy and Kenneth D. Stephens as 2011 Portland, Oregon Lawyers of the Year in their respective disciplines. Kennedy was […]
Nelson-Sander awarded by National Federation of Paralegal Associations
The National Federation of Paralegal Associations Inc. has awarded Natalie Nelson-Sander, a senior paralegal with regional law firm Schwabe, Williamson & Wyatt, with the 2010 Paralegal Advanced Competency Exam Ambassador […]
Millius chairperson of Portland Design Commission
Guenevere Millius is the first woman to be appointed chairperson of the Portland Design Commission. Millius, co-founder and partner of Portland-based SRM Architecture and Marketing, will lead the commission’s twice-monthly […]
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