Oregon Business & Industry is partnering with the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation to host a first-of-its-kind civics competition in Oregon that encourages middle-school students to engage in civics and contribute to their communities.
Freres Engineered Wood’s Mass Ply panels have won the inaugural Coolest Thing Made in Oregon contest, topping more than 150 products nominated and voted on by Oregonians
The Manufacturer of the Year honorees will be recognized Oct. 6 at OBI’s Manufacturing Day event.
The event is an opportunity for Oregon’s business community to reflect on the importance of bipartisan collaboration to build a stronger Oregon. We bestow OBI’s highest honor, the Oregon Visionary Award, on people whose work reflects those values.
This employee assistance program provides such services as free counseling, financial coaching, legal consultations and discounted gym memberships and pet insurance.
On day three, the Roadshow will visit Freres Engineered Wood, Machine Sciences Corp. and PGE’s Sherwood Training Center
On day two, the Roadshow will visit Daimler Truck North America’s High Desert Proving Grounds, Epic Aircraft and BASX Solutions
On day one, the Roadshow will visit Pendleton Woolen Mills, Tillamook’s Boardman cheesemaking facility and Hood River Distillers.
Oregon Business & Industry, in partnership with Here is Oregon, has launched the annual Coolest Thing Made in Oregon competition to celebrate the state’s vibrant and innovative manufacturing sector.
The event will cap off a week of manufacturing activities highlighted by OBI’s 2023 Manufacturing and Innovation Roadshow, which will feature a dozen tours and related activities from Oct. 2-4.