December 2019
THE HONOR IS MINE… As I pen my last
Business Advocate column as the Chair of the Board for the Hillsboro Chamber, I am struck by what a meaningful experience it has been to serve in this role for the last two years. Thank you for the opportunity Sarah to lead this great McGraw-Plaster organization and thank you for all you do to support the Chamber as well as the Hillsboro community. Your gifts are truly appreciated. As I reflect on our time together, we have a lot to celebrate and have accomplished some amazing things. I want to thank the Directors of the Chamber who walked with me on this journey and supported me as Chair. This is work can never be accomplished alone and their vision and courage were instrumental in moving so many great ideas and aspirations across the finish line. I also want to thank and recognize the staff of the Hillsboro Chamber. What a wonderful group of professionals who have an unending passion for Hillsboro and the businesses located here. I’m sure my fellow Directors would echo my praise. As volunteers, we rely heavily on the Chamber staff to provide a foundation for us to get great things done. I’m excited and very satisfied to look back at our accomplishments over the past two years. Here are just a few of the things we got done together: Launch and opening of HillHub, Hillsboro’s co-working entrepreneurial center adjacent to the Chamber. Word is getting out and the space is filling up. Currently, all three private office spaces have been leased for a year! Our network is expanding! More and more entrepreneurs are discovering that HillHub is a great place and space to grow a business in Hillsboro. In June, the Chamber sponsored Lateral Labs CEO & Founder Justin Harlow. The focus of the event was learning a new way to solve a persistent community problem.
We took this opportunity to spotlight Downtown Hillsboro and looked at a variety of ways revitalization efforts could create sustainable business presence and amplified prosperity. Out of that endeavor grew a new partnership, Hillsboro Downtown Together, bringing the Hillsboro Chamber, Hillsboro Downtown Partnership and the City of Hillsboro together to look at initiatives we could accomplish together. One motivated Downtown Hillsboro volunteer, Kipperlyn Sinclair, lead the effort to launch the Wishing Tree in Downtown Hillsboro. The Wishing Tree, located on the corner of Main Street and 2nd Street, was the center of attention through the month of October. Wishes were placed on the tree by community members and school children. The Wishing Tree gave rise to a new sense of hope and caring throughout our community. The Chamber was actively engaged in the 2019 Legislative Session providing information to our members, testimony on a variety of business issues and held our Chamber Day at the Capital. While we weren’t always successful in achieving the outcome we had hoped for, it was important that the Public Policy Committee had a significant role to play in staying abreast of fast-moving legislation and engaged in the interesting political dynamics that were a part of the Legislative Session. I know we were all glad to see the gavel fall marking the end of a session that will have a lasting impact on the business community. Finally, I truly enjoyed being a part of the planning for the Hillsboro Chamber’s 125th Anniversary Celebration next year. What a significant milestone we will have achieved. It’s with great pride and pleasure that I turn over the reins of this great organization to Jayne Bond, President & Owner, Permapost. I know Jayne will lead with thoughtfulness, integrity and with a strong heart for the Hillsboro community. Thank you for this very special opportunity, for your support and encouragement and for your continual investment in the Hillsboro Chamber, the business voice for Hillsboro.
Hillsboro Chamber of Commerce Mission: To promote business prosperity and a healthy, equitable, inclusive and diverse community by providing information, services and advocacy for our members Misión Promover la prosperidad de los negocios y una comunidad saludable, equitativa, inclusiva y diversa proporcionando información, servicios y abogacía para nuestros miembros. President, Deanna Palm Graphic Designer / Brand Manager, Jen Little JenL@hillchamber.org | 503.726.2149
Chamber Officers Chair Sarah McGraw-Plaster, Westside Concrete Accessories & Supply Past Chair Bob Grover, Pacific Landscape Management Chair Elect Jayne Bond, Permapost Products Vice Chair Marc Cardinaux, Building Materials Specialties Vice Chair Laura Moore, Express Employment Professionals Vice Chair Carly Riter, Intel Treasurer Aaron Eichenbaum, CPA President Deanna Palm, Hillsboro Chamber of Commerce
Chamber Directors Ron Davis, Davis Tool Brandon Flint, Inline Commercial Construction Troy Gagliano, Portland General Electric Tyler Geel, Insomnia Coffee Company John Grimshaw, Applied Materials Robert Harris, Harris Velázquez Gibbens Steve Krautscheid, Tuality Healthcare Jaime Miranda, M&M Marketplace Mike Morey, The Standard Jeremie Murfin, Five Star Guitars Steve Nagy, Port of Portland Tanya Nielson, Kaiser Permanente Daniel Pierson, Nike Inc.
Ex Officios/Advisory Directors Robby Hammond, City Manager, City of Hillsboro Kemp Shuey, Community Action Steve Callaway, Mayor, City of Hillsboro Martha Callus-McLain, Pacific University Jerry Willey, Washington County Commissioner Chris Villa, PCC Rock Creek Juan Carlos Gonzalez, Metro Councilor Mike Scott, Hillsboro School District 1J
DEADLINES December 23rd, 2019 is the deadline to submit news items for consideration in the January 2020 issue. News or questions may be directed to the publications department at 503.726.2149 or JenL@HillChamber.org. All submissions are subject to editing. Publication of any item in the ADVOCATE is at the sole discretion of the Hillsboro Chamber of Commerce.
THANK YOU TO OUR
LEADING INVESTORS diamond
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Gold Columbia Bank • Dick's Auto Group • Edwards Realty Trust • Edwards Vacuum • Embassy Suites • Fordham and Co. • Genentech •Heritage Bank • InnVentures • Legacy Health •Pacific Office Automation • Newland Communities / Reed's Crossing • Resource One, Inc • Veta the Realtor silver Advanced Technology Group •Alpha & Omega Semiconductor • Baker Rock Resources • Comcast or Oregon • Epson Portland, Inc.• Hillsboro Hops • Jones & Roth CPAs • La Imperial Panaderia Y Pasteleria • Northwest Natural • PCC - Rock Creek • Portland General Electric • Port of Portland
bronze Colossae Church • D'Angelo Auto Sales • Evergreen Home Loans - The Cathy Kingery Team •M&M Marketplace • Majestic Realty Company • McDonalds-Locally Owned and Operated • Meta Fab, Inc. • Metro West Ambulance • Molina Insurance Group • Pacific Landscape Management • Pacific University • Pack First Properties, Inc. • Qorvo • Skanska USA Building Summit Bank • Sunpower • Wells Fargo Bank, NA • Westside Concrete Accessories & Supply
AN EXPRESSION OF THANKS AND APPRECIATION I
want to take a moment during the busy holiday bustle to thank all of our members for their support and investment in our work all year long. It’s easy to get swept away in the day-today rush and push of Deanna Palm priorities and forget to express our sincere appreciation for all you do for the Hillsboro Chamber and our community. I also want to personally thank and recognize the work of our Board Chair, Sarah McGraw-Plaster, over the two years she has served at the helm of this organization. Leadership for an organization like the Hillsboro Chamber is a big commitment. Not only do you serve as chair during Board of Director meetings, you also are the official spokesperson for the Chamber. As such, you need to stay abreast of our policies and positions and committee work and initiatives. It’s also traditional to have the Chair of the Board attend our signature events, introduce important guests and recognize elected officials in attendance. Whew!! It’s a lot! We changed the term of our Board Chair from one year to two years a few years back. The primary reason for the change was due to the immense amount of information our Board Chairs needed to grasp and it seemed unfair to expect them to get up to speed and then only serve for twelve months. We have greatly benefited from the change. Our Board Chairs are clear and passionate about the Chamber’s positions on important issues and can eloquently articulate our rationale. So, as you can understand, Sarah’s leadership in this role for the past two
years was instrumental in amplifying the Chamber’s influence with elected officials, policy makers and stakeholders. The tireless dedication she demonstrated during her tenure was impressive to say the least. I am truly grateful that effective leaders are interested and willing to share their gifts with the Hillsboro Chamber. I have also been very blessed to have wonderful Board members who have served this organization with courage, intellect and integrity. We have two Directors who will be stepping down from the Board this year; John Grimshaw with Applied Materials and Marc Cardinaux with Building Materials Specialties. Both dedicated Board members have served on the Board for six years lending their ingenuity, business acumen and expertise. My heartfelt appreciation for their service and the most invaluable gift of time. Truly grateful! Finally, Bob Grover with Pacific Landscape Management, served in the capacity of Board Chair for 2016 & 2017. Bob has served for the past two years in the capacity of Past Chair. The role of Past Chair might seem ceremonial but truly provides a great resource for our incoming Board Chairs. Questions come up about process, procedures and the like. It’s comforting to have someone who has walked that path be there to provide guidance and perspective. I will miss having Bob, John and Marc around our table. I try never to take for granted the wealth of experience these individuals bring to our organization. And, after serving with them for at least six years, they are also my friends. Thank you for your leadership and the care and oversight you provided to the Hillsboro Chamber. Wishing you all a very happy, fulfilling, safe and loving Holiday!
Aaron M. Eichenbaum, CPA, LLC
Gaucha Translations
Portland General Electric
AGC Electronics America
Gotcha Covered of West Portland
Puppernickel, LLC
ATG
Harris VelĂĄzquez Gibbens
Qorvo
Banner Bank
Hillsboro Pharmacy
RFM Seating
Big Duck Media, Inc.
Hillsboro Schools Foundation
Mayor Steve Callaway
Bob Rollinger, Weichert Realtors on
Hutchins TV & Appliance
The Standard
Main St.
Insomnia Coffee Dapper & Wise
TOK America, Inc.
Brisbee & Stockton, LLC
Jones & Roth CPAs &
Tuality/OHSU
Building Material Specialties
Business Advisors
TVW, Inc.
Colliers International-Mike Thomas
Le’Stuff Antiques, Inc.
Unitus Community Credit Union
Davis Tool
M&M Marketplace
US Bank - Hillsboro
Edwards Center, Inc.
Glenn Healey, New York Life
US Bank - North Hillsboro
Five Star Guitars
Pacific Landscape Management
WACVA
Pat Robison, Weichert Realtors on
Westside Concrete Accessories
Main St.
Windsor Properties WSC Insurance Yellow Dog Consulting Zurbrugg Construction
The Board of Trade, founded in 1895, was the first ancestor to the Greater Hillsboro Area Chamber of Commerce. Their belief was “Any community betterment, growth, direction and determination springs from desire for change and leadership.� We believe the same holds true to this day, 125 years later! The Hillsboro Chamber continues the work began in 1895 to foster a vibrant economy, convene important discussions and collaborate with others to achieve greater outcomes. We invite your organization to take part in the celebration and history that brought the Hillsboro Chamber to where it is today. The Hillsboro Chamber, Where Business Happens Since 1895.
JANUARY Release of the 125th Anniversary Edition of the Hillsboro Magazine
MAY 28 Annual Awards Gala celebrating former Hillsboro Chamber Chairs and Leaders
FEBRUARY 18 Anniversary Celebration Launch Event
JULY Float entry in the Hillsboro 4th of July Parade
APRIL Tree Planting and Time Capsule burial at Shute Park
AUGUST Annual Parking Lot Party with Anniversary focus
OCTOBER Student Art Show Reception NOVEMBER Leading Investor & Celebration Sponsors Reception DECEMBER Holiday Party with Anniversary Cake & Celebration Wrap-Up
A limited number of Points of Light Sponsorships available.
NEW FOR 2020 LEADING INVESTOR OPPORTUNITIES
2020 brings new and exciting opportunities and events for Hillsboro Chamber members and Leading Investors. Becoming a Leading Investor allows organizations to amplify their Chamber membership and increase their visibility in the community. We don’t want you to miss out on these opportunities. Check out what’s new for 2020!
A Centennial Celebration
March 5, 2020 | Embassy Suites Hillsboro This year marks the 100th anniversary of women’s suffrage and the passage of the 19th amendment, guaranteeing and protecting a women’s constitutional right to vote. This historic centennial offers a unique opportunity to celebrate a milestone of democracy and explore the relevance of the issues of equal rights today. The Hillsboro Chamber will bring together a forum of women leaders to collaborate and mentor emerging women leaders. The event will feature inspiring speakers with an opportunity to build connections and share experiences on ways to lead in women’s equality movement. Governor Barbara Roberts confirmed speaker.
Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Summit September 30, 2020 | Wingspan at the Commons
This year we are excited to launch the Hillsboro Chamber’s inaugural Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Summit. Join us at this half-day Summit to learn and hear how the business community and organizations are leading and implementing changes in the work of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion within our business community and the community at large. The Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Summit brings together leaders in the civic, education, financial, governmental, health, corporate and legal communities to discuss where we are on the path to complete inclusion. More importantly, learn what strategies have created outcomes that have resulted in positive momentum towards a reality of equality and access for all. The Summit will be filled with challenges, connections, encouragement and inspiration presenting forward-thinking initiatives that encourage awareness and open, honest and courageous dialogue for all attendees. Come ready to learn and enrich your life and business by attending of this unique opportunity to hone in your skills as an authentic, purposeful, intentional DEI leader.
EXPANDED LATINX BUSINESS COMMUNITY SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES ¡Conéctate!
Monthly ¡Conéctate! is the Chamber’s signature Latinx businesses networking program that takes place at a different business location each month. Conéctate features dynamic speakers, resources, refreshments and networking for all. Our mission is to encourage engagement in a diverse community and to help Latino businesses prosper and thrive through information, service, advocacy and fun! There are events every month of the year, and sponsorship levels for every budget to promote community participation.
Business Finance Workshops
Monthly Workshops A series of tax and financial strategies that will meet the needs of the Latinx business community. The workshops are scheduled monthly for twelve months. Topics: Tax Strategies to Reduce Liability & Prevent Audits for Small Businesses, The Importance of Bookkeeping for the Tax Payers Protection, How to Prepare for the Bookkeeping Process, How to Manage & Report Expenses, Credits, Payroll & Employee’s, How to Create a Bid with the Proper Projection of Expenses, How to Properly Charge for a Job and Properly Generate a Profitable Estimate, and many more topics for monthly workshop. The topics are focused on the current needs within the Latinx business community.
Spanish Business Education Workshops
Monthly Workshops Help us bring an experienced Latinx and bilingual coach to the Latinx business community. The workshops will include; Leadership, Small Business & Personal Finances, Communication, and Personal Growth. Don’t miss a chance to give back in a big way!
Prospering Communities Program
This program was designed to create exposure opportunities for Latinx Hillsboro Chamber members, Adelante Mujeres, M&M Marketplace, and Prosperidad participants. It’s a program that brings three community organizations together with businesses that are integral to our local Latinx business community. The Hillsboro Hops and Washington County Fair have supported our program and we’ve had success in having participants grown in these spaces.
M&M Marketplace Events
Four Events (Dates TBD) The events through M&M Marketplace highlights businesses from the Prospering Communities Program, which include a philanthropical component to support a local non-profit agency a part of the Hillsboro Chamber or partner agency. Your sponsorship will spotlight your business on different platforms. The Fiesta de Tamales event is growing and has significant foot traffic online and the day of the event. • •
Fiesta de Mole Taste of the World
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Fiesta de Salsa Fiesta de Tamales
Latinx Business Start-Up Fund
This fund helps new and emerging businesses with start-up costs. We often get business owners who need a little support and this fund is the vehicle to provide assistance to those who would benefit. Each case is different and unique. This opportunity will allow for your business to be showcased in all events under the Prospering Communities Program and highlighted as every need is met when this fund is accessed.
Learn More!
Visit www.hillsborochamberor.com to learn more about these Leading Investor opportunities and all the Leading Invesor opportunities available for 2020!
Nate McConkie Vice President, Strategy & Business Integration, OHSU Tuality Healthcare Nate McConkie, MHSA, brings 10+ years of healthcare planning, strategy, market analysis and business development to Tuality. Before he worked at Tuality, he was the Director of Affiliation Strategy at OHSU where he worked closely with community hospital leadership and governing boards of multiple OHSU affiliates, including Columbia Memorial Hospital, Mid-Columbia
Medical Center, and Tuality Healthcare. He has broad clinical business development experience within neuroscience, oncology, women’s and children’s services, as well as hospital and critical care medicine. Nate grew up in the shadows of the Utah Wasatch mountains and loves to hike near and swim in cold bodies of water. Nate is also a pianist and organist. Nate and Missy and their three children have been in Oregon since 2012 and just love it.
Kevin Meier, CEBS, CLU Director, Group Sales, Kaiser Permanente Kevin is the Director of Group Sales for Kaiser Permanente. He is a Oregon native and graduate of Lebanon High School and Oregon State University. He has over 20 years of experience with the group insurance market in the State of Oregon and Washington; before and after the passage of the Affordable Care Act. Kevin holds professional designations of
both Certified Employee Benefits Specialist through the Wharton School of Business (CEBS) and is a Chartered Life Underwriter through the American College (CLU). He is a past CEBS Board Member. He is married with three grown children…and two cats. He thrives by playing competitive USTA tennis, hiking and biking. In his spare time, he enjoys volunteering for Children’s Cancer Association, Meals on Wheels and Ronald McDonald House.
Jamie Sewell Regional Sales Director, Oregon PacificSource Health Plans Jamie is the Regional Sales Director for Oregon for PacificSource Health Plans. She has worked in and around the health insurance industry and employee benefits for over 20
years. Prior to moving to PacificSource, Jamie was the Director of Sales and Marketing for The CHP Group, an integrative healthcare network and third party administrator. Jamie has 5 adult children and makes her home in St. Paul, Oregon with her husband, Tony.
Tuesday, December 10, 2019 11:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Walters Cultural Arts Center 527 E. Main St. Hillsboro, 97124 $15 Members $25 Prospective Members The Hillsboro Chamber’s 2019 Healthcare Symposium gives business leaders and healthcare providers a unique opportunity to come together for an exchange of ideas relating to predicted changes in health care technology and policy, which will undoubtedly have a significant impact on both the healthcare industry as well as the business community. Our panel will field questions designed to start the conversation, but this is also a great opportunity for businesses to find out what changes to expect in providing healthcare benefits for their employees. Join us for this informative and important lunch and discussion on the future of healthcare in our community!
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4:00pm-5:00pm The Art of Effective Networking @Hillsboro Chamber
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11:30am-1:00 pm 2019 Healthcare Symposium @Walters Cultural Arts Center 527 E. Main St. Hillsboro, OR 97124
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6:00pm-8:30pm Conéctate De Noche @Rice Museum of Rocks & Minerals 26385 NW Groveland Dr Hillsboro, OR 97124
DECEMBER 11
4:00pm–5:30pm HillHub Unwind @HillHub
DECEMBER 12
Noon-1:00pm Public Policy Committee @Hillsboro Chamber 4:00pm-7:00pm OEN’s Startup 411 Workshop @HillHub
DECEMBER 18
4:00pm–5:30pm HillHub Unwind @HillHub
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8:00am-9:00am Finance Committee @Hillsboro Chamber
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First Day of Hanukkah
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Hillsboro Chamber Closed
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7:30am-8:45am 9:00am-10:00am Developers’/Real Estate Round Table Executive Committee @Hillsboro Chamber @Hillsboro Chamber
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Hillsboro Chamber Closed
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4:00pm–5:30pm Holiday Party @HillHub
DECEMBER 26
Christmas Day Hillsboro Chamber Closed
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New Year’s Day Hillsboro Chamber Closed
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Bakery
Save The Date 2020Legislative Delegation Reception on Main Street
8:00am–9:00am WakeUp! Hillsboro @The Goddard School 5530 NE Elam Young Pkwy. Hillsboro, OR 97124
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JANUARY 9, 2020 4:30PM - 7:00PM
HILLSBORO CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
8:00am–9:00am WakeUp! Hillsboro @ Malosi Island Café 880 NE 25th Ave. STE 6 Hillsboro, OR 97124
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8:00am-9:00am WakeUp! Hillsboro @ Simply Whole by Devi 1400 NE 48th Avenue STE 201D Hillsboro, OR 97124
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No WakeUp! Hillsboro
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8:00am-9:00am WakeUp! Hillsboro @Hillsboro Dentist Office 2247 SE Tualatin Valley Hwy Hillsboro, OR 97123
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HILLHUB H I L L S B O R O ’ S S TA R T U P C O M M U N I T Y
NEW HILLHUB WEBSITE Visit HILLHUB-OR.COM to see our new Events Calendar, Sponsors and Office Hours pages!
Exclusive IT Provider to the Hillsboro Chamber of Commerce Since 2005
Building Trusted IT Relationships Since 1997
SCHOOL TO CAREER ALWAYS CHANGING, LOOKING AHEAD The School to Career program is
schools and business partners. The program gives local high schoolers the chance to explore careers that interest them, meet with adults who can inspire them, and help them find the motivation to look ahead to the future.
always changing and this month is welcoming Heather Ferrin-Myers into the position of Director of School to Career. She has been with the program for six years and was most recently acting as School to Career is always looking for professionals the Registrations and Technology who are willing to give the gift of time, with the understanding that your time is valuable. If you Manager. would like the chance to change lives, encourage When asked what inspires her about School to future employees, and rediscover your “Reason Why” Career, Heather said, “During my time here, I’ve had –School to Career can connect you. You can find out the opportunity to pursue all sorts of new, innovative more and sign up to volunteer by ideas, and I’m excited to keep the momentum going.” going to the website: https://hillsborochamberor.com/ School to Career is currently focusing on improving stc/get-involved/. work processes and becoming more efficient and better able to respond to the needs of the students, We’d love to meet you!
LATINX BUSINESS COMMUNITY REFLECTIONS
As we come to the year’s end it’s a time to reflect on
our work within the Latinx business community. The outreach is extensive, and we continue to work on everything and anything to support the largest growing demographic within our city of Hillsboro. This year we worked to encourage participation of others within our community with deep history and expertise about the community. We learned that working collaboratively we were able to effectively connect with those doing business in Hillsboro. Working across professions and businesses lead to many ideas’ worth implementing, which was changed the some of the work our Latinx
Business Outreach Manager, Nansi Lopez. Ms. Lopez has led the charge in the work needed for the Latinx business community with great tenacity and passion. Most recently the Mission Statement was changed to include the words; Inclusive and Equity. “Se Habla Español” signs have been added to the office. The sponsorship opportunities for 2020 include an array of ways to support new workshops and programs. We have area for improvement, and we will continue to diligently work on making Hillsboro a place to do business for everyone, especially the communities of color who need extra support. We’re here and will deliver the services needed.
After an overview of the beginnings of Hillsboro
and a walk through historical downtown with guides and the Washington County Historical Society, the Leadership group class headed out to Jackson Bottom Wetlands for the environmental portion of the day including bird watching and identification to learning more about Clean Water Services. Always a highlight on History, Environment and Agriculture Day is a trip to Eshraghi Nursery where the class was amazed at the beautiful Christmas art being created by the employees there. Such a great day for getting just a small taste of the historical roots of our community!
Recognizing Excellence In Education
2020 CRYSTAL APPLE AWARDS In conjunction with American Education Week, the Hillsboro Chamber of Commerce will begin accepting nominations beginning Monday, November 12th for those who go above and beyond to make education a great experience in Hillsboro. Nominations are reviewed in three categories: licensed staff, administration, and support staff.
April will mark the Hillsboro Chamber’s 15th Annual Crystal Apple Awards to honor excellence in education! This celebration recognizes outstanding leaders in Hillsboro’s public and private K-12 schools who help grow the workforce of tomorrow.
This is a great way for businesses to connect with the schools and to support educational excellence in Hillsboro! Every staff member who is nominated will be recognized at their school or workplace with a special, personal ceremony. Recipients of the awards will be announced at the Crystal Apple Celebration Dinner on Thursday, April 9, 2020. Nominations will be accepted until Wednesday, January 29th. However, community members are encouraged to submit early, as only the first 50 nominations will be accepted. For additional information on how to make your nomination or for sponsorship opportunities, please contact Genevieve Bogle at GenevieveB@hillchamber.org or 503-726-2145.
MEMBER ANNIVERSARIES 120 Years Washington County Museum 49 Years Brisbee & Stockton, LLC 25 Years Alpha & Omega Semiconductor, Inc. 24 Years McDonald’s Baseline 23 Years AGC Electronics America 22 Years The Reserve Vineyards & Golf Club 21 Years Office Depot #542 16 Years Washington County Visitors Association 15 Years Murphy’s Furniture 14 Years Fiber SenSys, Inc.
13 Years HART Hillsboro Artist’s Regional Theatre Impact Physical Therapy of Hillsboro 11 Years Advantis Credit Union Jones & Roth Financial Advisors, LLC On Time Accounting LLC
4 Years Corner Bakery Cafe Hillsboro Downtown Partnership Killer Burger Mr. Electric of Hillsboro Schmizza Public House Sparkling Perfection Cleaning Services Starbucks Tanasbourne Drive Thru
10 Years Coyote’s Bar & Grill Oregon International Air Show Hillsboro
3 Years Aloft Hotels Edward Jones Karen Bolin
9 Years Local Fresh Mattress Megastore NW Engineers State Farm Insurance Adam Saffel Tanasbourne Veterinary Emergency
2 Years eXp Realty Leyard and Planar, a Leyard Company Sonrise Church Yellow Dog Consulting
8 Years A Blooming Hill Vineyard Energy Trust of Oregon Interstate All Battery Center 6 Years Pahlisch Homes Inc. SE Works, Inc. St. Laurent Properties
WELCOME NEW MEMBERS Agriprise Global, LLC Phone: (828) 310 9333 Hillsboro, OR 97123
AR Workshop Phone: (503) 305 9384 1114 NE Orenco Station Pkwy Hillsboro, OR 97124 Be Vida Health LLC Phone: (503) 997 1802 Hillsboro, OR 97124 Caliber Collision Phone: (503) 693 1159 960 Southwest Oak St. Hillsboro, OR 97123 Caring for Portland, LLC Phone: (503) 836 3909 6990 NE Cherry Dr. #H305 Hillsboro, OR 97124 CM Banh Mi Phone: (503) 707 0746 2207 NE Cornell Rd. Hillsboro, OR 97124
Cornell Liquor Store Phone: (971) 713 3599 895 NE 25th Avenue Hillsboro, OR 97124
Enrique E. Andrade – Interpreter Phone: (503) 481 2773 5193 NE Elam Young Pkwy. Ste. D Hillsboro, OR 97124 Fairway Independent Mortgage Co Phone: (503) 737 4438 6650 SW Redwood Lane, Ste. 215 Portland, OR 97224 Hillsboro Community Foundation Phone: (503) 709 8426 PO Box 808 Hillsboro, OR 97123 InRoads Credit Union Phone: (503) 366 6329 Hillsboro, OR New Seasons Market Phone: (503) 648 6968 1453 NE 61st Ave. Hillsboro, OR 97124
1 Years Flowers by Zsuzsana, LLC GNN Hope 4 Widows & Orphans PCC Willow Creek Center RG Accounting Services Rock Creek Cyclery The Meating Place Virundhu South Indian Cuisine
Ranch Meadows Air BnB Phone: (503) 939 3273 Banks, OR 97106 Residence Inn Portland Hillsboro/Brookwood Phone: (503) 844 7777 3160 NE Brookwood Pkwy Hillsboro, OR 97124 Sterling Rose Cleaning Services, LLC Phone: (503) 290 4709 Hillsboro, OR 97124 The Mills Group, LLC Phone: (503) 479 5685 Hillsboro, OR 97124 Wildwood Taphouse Phone: (503) 521 7924 9345 NE Windsor St. Hillsboro, OR 97006 Zanjabiel LLC Phone: (720) 998 3179 Hillsboro, OR 97124
2020 HILLSBORO MAGAZINE Due to overwhelming interest in advertising in the 2020 Edition of the Hillsboro Magazine, the deadline for advertisements has been extended to December 13, 2019 to ensure all Hillsboro Chamber members can participate. Hillsboro Chamber members receive exclusive discounted advertising rates. The 2020 Edition of the Hillsboro Magazine will celebrate the businesses in our vibrant community as well as the 125th Anniversary of the Hillsboro Chamber. Beyond the celebration, advertising in the Hillsboro Magazine is a unique, targeted opportunity for your business to establish new customers and clients while demonstrating to loyal, existing customers that
you are an established member of the business community. Hillsboro Magazine advertising opportunities have a different reach than other local media opportunities as the magazine reaches both local and tourist markets. Distribution of the Hillsboro Magazine includes the Portland International Airport, local hotels, and travel and visitor centers – not accessible to local advertising venues and media outlets. The Hillsboro Magazine also reaches consumers in their homes, is distributed to numerous local businesses, government agencies, stores and more. The Hillsboro Magazine is also included in relocation packages, immediately connecting advertisers to those who relocate to our community. Don’t miss out on this exclusive opportunity to showcase your organization in the 125th Anniversary edition of the Hillsboro Magazine. For more information on advertising in the 2020 edition off the Hillsboro Magazine contact Treva Smith at 503.740.1420 or tls.partners53@gmail.com or call the Hillsboro Chamber at 503-648-1102.
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