Oregon Business - april 2017

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An Imperfect Union

How organized labor fits into new business models.

April 3, 2017
Published in Economy and Finance

NORPAC CEO stepping down, reflects on changing agriculture and food processing landscape

A conversation with George Smith, president and CEO of NORPAC Foods.

March 23, 2017
Published in Restaurants and Retail

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Governor Kotek Celebrates Speed of Mass Timber Modular Housing Pilot Project
Governor says the Mass Casitas pilot housing project puts a ‘new, viable’ housing option on the table.
Who Owns Custodied Crypto Assets? New Bankruptcy Ruling Amplifies Concerns for Account Owners
Brand Story - As we first warned last summer, crypto property held in a custodian-controlled account could become the property of that custodian in the case of a bankruptcy filing.
Bonneville Environmental Foundation Cancels Teacher Event After Backlash
The all-day paid teacher workshop at the natural gas company’s Portland headquarters was cancelled backlash and a looming protest.
Tool Kit: Venture Entrepreneurs Should Consider Regulation Crowdfunding
Regulation crowdfunding can help independent businesses access capital when they need it most
Tactics: Christina Stephenson on Getting BOLI to Work
The commissioner-elect of the Bureau of Labor and Industries steps into her new role this month. In November we asked: What’s the plan?
Storyteller-in-Chief: A Respite in the Desert
Jalet Farrell writes about what inspired her to create the Spoke’n Hostel in Mitchell, Ore.

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An Imperfect Union

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Workplace Culture for Nonprofits Panel Discussion

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Downtime with Lisa Zangerle

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Downtime with Val Hoyle

Downtime with Lynn Peterson

Downtime with Shannon Vilhauer, executive director, Habitat for Humanity of Oregon

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Who Owns Custodied Crypto Assets? New Bankruptcy Ruling Amplifies Concerns for Account Owners

Workplace Wellness and Active Commutes

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Real Leaders®️ Unveils Its 300 Top Impact Companies List Of 2023

Governor Kotek Celebrates Speed of Mass Timber Modular Housing Pilot Project

Who Owns Custodied Crypto Assets? New Bankruptcy Ruling Amplifies Concerns for Account Owners

Bonneville Environmental Foundation Cancels Teacher Event After Backlash

Tool Kit: Venture Entrepreneurs Should Consider Regulation Crowdfunding

Tactics: Christina Stephenson on Getting BOLI to Work

Storyteller-in-Chief: A Respite in the Desert