Jodi Hack鈥檚 greatest career accomplishment is twofold. The first is building a business from the ground up into something meaningful and impactful. Second is her work as a state legislator leading the passage of the Oregon Pay Equity Act.
鈥淭hat legislation not only advanced fairness in the workplace but was later used as a case study on negotiation skills at the Harvard Kennedy School of Business, something I鈥檓 deeply proud of,鈥 she said.
Hack believes effective leadership starts with purpose, leading with integrity, building strong and capable teams, showing empathy, and maintaining grace without weakness.
鈥淚 believe success is driven by honest relationships, strategy, intuition and resiliency, qualities that help navigate challenges, inspire others and achieve meaningful results,鈥 she said. 鈥淟eadership is not about position. It鈥檚 about relationships, influence, trust, and the ability to move people toward a shared goal.鈥
Hack鈥檚 board memberships include the Oregon Community Foundation Willamette Valley Leadership Council, OBI, YMCA, Reap, Union Gospel Mission of Salem, Community Progress Teams, Reading for All, the CTE Grant Advisory Council, United Way and First Citizen.
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