WELCOME TO THE EXCHANGE
LETTER FROM THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
I am pleased to report another successful year for the Exchange. We made improvements to our services, increased engagement, and completed our five-year Strategic Planning Initiatives to guide us from 2025-2029. Thanks to my amazing staff for their help in judiciously managing expenses while still providing top-notch service to our customers, clients, and associations.
In this issue, we are covering some recent events, such as our very successful Annual Meeting and Luncheon at Castaway Portland, where we doubled last year’s attendance and for the first time featured the work of some of the associations we manage, many of which have listed their yearly meetings and events in these pages. We hope to see you at some of these events, as they offer wonderful opportunities for education, networking, and partnership. We also have information and dates for our popular Shipping Education Series, as well as Port Reports and an article honoring a longtime Clean Rivers employee, Carl Boelter.
I look forward to an exciting year of strengthening current partnerships with friends and industry relations while building new and beneficial relationships with future partners. Best wishes for a successful 2025!
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Alex Scott (2026) President Anchorage Launch Services
Chris Cummins (2027) Vice President General Steamship Corp
Alex Hamilton (2027) Treasurer IMA Financial Group
Justin Valley (2027) Secretary Foss Maritime Company, LLC
Todd Krout (2026) Port of Vancouver USA
Our membership makes up the core of the local marine shipping community. Our members include, but are not limited to: vessel agents and operators, admiralty attorneys, customs brokers, tug and barge companies, freight forwarders, stevedores, ship repair service facilities and port authorities.
Earl Dixon (2027) United Grain Corporation
Gary Hodson (2026) ACGi Shipping, Inc.
Ryan Statz (2028) Columbia Grain, Inc.
Adrian Burkard (2028) Jones Stevedoring Company
Andy Morris (2028) Blue Water Shipping
MEMBERSHIP
The Exchange is a provider of vessel and cargo information. It serves as a hub for local industry education as well as association management and networking activities. Our members enjoy a direct relationship with the Merchants Exchange and its services. Each member company is able to vote for Merchants Exchange board of director nominees and is eligible for board membership. All of our services and activities are member focused.
Kent Cash (Ex Officio) Board President, Maritime Fire & Safety Association Port of Vancouver USA
Doug Lenz (Ex Officio) Board President, Clean Rivers Cooperative Columbia Pacific BioRefinery
Capt. Jeremy Nielsen (Ex Officio) Columbia River Pilots
Legal Counsel: Tyson Calvert, Esq. Lindsay Hart LLP
Vessel and cargo information services that are currently offered include:
• Vessel Reporting
• Communication Support Service
• Vessel and Cargo Statistics
• Daily Grain Bulletin
• Grain Committee Membership
• Answering Service
• Special Reports and Services
The Merchants Exchange caters its services to the ever-changing needs of local industry. We are constantly working to develop new ways to help our members do business. If the service you need is not listed, ask us and we can work to develop it for you.
For more information about membership, visit our website at: www.pdxmex.com
SHIPPING 201
February 2025
Wednesday 10 a.m. to 12 p.m.
• Feb 5
• Feb 12
• Feb 19
• Feb 26
SHIPPING 202
April 2025
Wednesday 10 a.m. to 12 p.m.
• April 2
• April 9
• April 16
• April 23
SHIPPING 301
June 2025
Wednesday 10 a.m. to 12 p.m.
• June 4
• June 11
• June 18
• June 25
SHIPPING 101
October 2025
Wednesday 10 a.m. to 12 p.m.
• October 1
• October 8
• October 15
• October 22
EDUCATION IN 2025
New Year, New Knowledge!
Participating in the Shipping Education Series will help you understand the complexities of the shipping industry and allow you to make informed business decisions. With the skills gained through our courses, you will be able to create and maintain a successful career in shipping.
We provide comprehensive educational programs for you and your employees. Our courses are designed to help employees understand the latest trends and expand their maritime industry knowledge.
PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT
The Shipping Education Series is committed to providing the most comprehensive and relevant maritime education available. We strive to provide our participants with the knowledge and resources necessary to ensure the success of the maritime industry in the Columbia River Basin.
The Shipping Education Series evolved out of a need identified by the maritime community to provide a quality educational program that would be specific to the Columbia River Basin with a focus on the Columbia, Willamette and Snake River systems. Since 2015, we have meticulously expanded the program to meet the interests of maritime professionals in our region. We look forward to continued growth in the educational platforms that we offer our members and the greater maritime community.
PROGRAM PLAN
This series is beneficial to anyone in the maritime industry, from entrylevel to executives, as it provides an overview of the current state of the industry and the trends that are shaping the future of the Pacific Northwest maritime community.
Our Shipping Education Series offers students practical knowledge from experienced professionals. The series has four installments that focus on specific aspects of our industry. Each course is offered as four weekly two-hour virtual meetings. However, if you are unable to attend all sessions, we offer recordings of the sessions that are available for one month after the course has ended.
Although, students do not necessarily need to take the classes in order to complete the entire series, we recommend that you attend all sessions in order to gain the most comprehensive understanding of the topics.
CONTINUED GROWTH
Continuing professional development can have a positive effect on an organization’s overall performance. By investing in their employees, organizations can increase their productivity and become more competitive. Our continuing education program is designed to help maritime professionals stay ahead of the curve and become the best in the industry. Through our courses, we provide a platform for participants to gain knowledge and new insights that will be beneficial to their professional growth and career advancement.
EDUCATION IN 2025
SHIPPING 101: Business of Shipping
The focus of this seminar is to provide an overview of the maritime industry and summary of the various sectors within the Columbia River Intermodal Transportation System.
Our speakers get you started with an overview of the Columbia River Basin’s history and how it grew into today’s thriving maritime industry. We start with an overview of the river infrastructure, ports & terminals, imports and exports, cargo categories, modes of transportation, and vessel types. Then we move on to the business of shipping with a summary of key shipping terms and documents, required and involved parties, regulations and regulators, service providers, and trade associations.
SHIPPING 201: Movement of a Ship
The focus of this seminar is the business of shipping from the perspective of the ship. We explore requirements and regulations as well as the important roles that agents, pilots, insurance, and law play in enabling a ship to move from port to port.
We start with the ship. Our presenters describe the vessels and vessel traffic on our waterways, with maritime experts providing details on piloting and navigation of vessels. Then we move on to the roles of vessel agents and regulators regarding to the ship. And finally, we learn about the roles that maritime insurance and maritime law play in enabling a ship to move from port to port.
SHIPPING 202: Movement of Cargo
The focus of this seminar is the business of shipping from the perspective of cargo. We cover the scope of people and services it takes for cargo to move safely, efficiently and responsibly in an environmentally friendly way.
We begin by identifying the cargos that are commonly transported in our region. Our presenters introduce supply chain logistics and labor relations to ensure cargo keeps moving while meeting regulatory compliance. Then we explain various transportation modes, including railway, pipeline, and barges. In conclusion, we evaluate the economic impact of cargo to the river system, navigation and infrastructure as well as reviewing the individual Ports and the cargoes they specialize in.
SHIPPING 301: Marine Highway
The focus of this seminar is the operations and navigation of the Columbia River as a navigable waterway and its role as an American Marine Highway.
The seminar focuses on the operations and navigation of the Columbia River as a navigable waterway and its posityion as an American Marine Highway. It covers topics such as the operations and maintenance of locks, dams, dredging, and buoys, river forecasting, navigation, charts and surveying, and the impacts on the Columbia River transportation systems.
STATISTICS
We collect data, track and monitor activities and report on vessels that enter the Columbia River waterways. We collect over 100 data points on commercial vessels on our waterways. Please contact us to learn more about our custom reports! Learn more at: www.pdxmex.com/services/reports or contact reports@pdxmex.com
YEAR IN REVIEW
Here is a comprehensive look back at the accomplishments and milestones of the past year. From strategic planning and financial growth to marketing efforts, educational initiatives, and staffing developments, it highlights the key achievements that shaped our impact. Dive into the data, insights, and stories that define our commitment to serving the maritime community.
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Strategic Planning
• Completed the 2020-2024 Strategic Plan
• Began preparations for the 2025-2029 strategic plan
Finance & Operations
• Presented financial updates of the budget vs actual expense to the Board at their quarterly meetings and to Exchange staff at all staff meetings.
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Shipping Education Series
• Successfully held virtually. Attendance has remained steady with an average of 20 students per course.
• Our Shipping Education Series was accepted by the Oregon Board of Maritime Pilots as an acceptable Continuing Education Unit for Maritime Pilots. Additional CEU opportunities will be researched in 2025.
Staffing and Recruitment
• Our website has experienced a robust growth in engagement, with total page views increasing by approximately 60% from the previous year. Additionally, the average monthly views have grown by about 4%. The “Bar Status” page remains the most popular, with a 6% increase in views compared to last year.
• Managed multiple recruitments including: MFSA General Manager; Executive Assistant; Association Account Specialist; Administrative Specialist and Grant Administrator; MFSA Administrative Coordinator; Equipment Maintenance Supervisor; Computer Systems & Digital Marketing Specialist; and Business Manager
• Updated and enhanced the onboarding program for new staff to allow for a smooth transition into the company and to increase retention.
2025 ANNUAL MEETING & LUNCHEON
The Annual Meeting and Luncheon were by all counts a huge success. We had over 90 people register (almost twice last year’s attendance!) with about 70 attending at final count.
The event was held at a new location this year, Castaway Portland. Attendees really seemed to enjoy the open floor plan, the large windows, the numerous plants, and the industrial beamed ceiling, which created a welcoming environment and allowed for easy conversation and movement around the room. Food was provided by Pearl Catering, and the salmon and desserts were particularly delicious.
New this year, our managed associations were sharing the exciting work they do, displayed at various tables in a corner of the room. The MFSA and CRC tables in particular were always crowded, in part due to the amazing swag they were giving away!
2025 ANNUAL MEETING & LUNCHEON
THE PORT REPORTS
The Columbia River Maritime Transportation System has 23 Ports along three waterways. We are pleased to provide an outlet for local ports to share their news with our membership.
Port of Astoria
Will Isom, Executive Director
Port Meeting: 3rd Tuesday at 4:00 pm
Port of Kalama
Mark Wilson, Executive Director
Port Meetings: 2nd & 4th Wednesday at 5:30 pm
Port of Portland
Curtis Robinhold Executive Director
Port Meeting: 2nd Wednesday at 9:30 am
Port of Columbia County
Sean Clark, Executive Director
Port Meeting: 2nd Wednesday at 8:00 am
Port of Longview
Dan Stahl, Chief Executive Officer
Port Meetings: 2nd & 4th Wednesday at 10:00 am
Port of Vancouver USA
Juliana Marler Chief Executive Officer
Port Meetings: 2nd & 4th Tuesday at 9:30 am
*All meeting dates/times are subject to change. Please confirm with the port directly.
PORT FINALIZES AIRPORT MASTER PLAN, AWAITS FAA APPROVAL
The Port of Astoria’s Airport Master Plan, developed by Mead & Hunt, is finalized and awaiting FAA approval. This comprehensive plan has been meticulously crafted to guide Astoria Regional Airport’s (AST) development over the next 20 years, addressing key areas such as airfields, hangar development, landside facilities, and electric aircraft integration.
The Master Plan, presented to the Port Commission on January 21, 2025, outlines a vision for sustainable growth and operational efficiency. Key improvements include relocating Taxiways A and B to meet FAA safety standards, expanding hangar capacity, and integrating infrastructure to support electric aircraft and non-aeronautical development. The plan also prioritizes short-term maintenance, such as Runway 8/26 rehabilitation, while preparing for long-term development.
Stakeholder engagement played a crucial role in shaping the plan, with contributions from local leaders, the U.S. Coast Guard, and the broader community. Public input was gathered through meetings, an open house, and events such as the 2023 and 2024 Open Houses and Fly-ins. These efforts reflect the Port’s commitment to ensuring the Master Plan aligns with community and industry needs.
Supported by the FAA’s Airport Improvement Program and the Oregon Department of Aviation’s
Critical Oregon Airport Relief grant program, the Port is positioned to implement these plans once FAA approval is secured.
PORT OF LONGVIEW CONDUCTS ECONOMIC IMPACT STUDY
The Port of Longview completed a study to determine its economic impact in Southwest Washington. The results of the study, conducted by Martin & Associates, showed that cargo and vessel activity at the Port supports 13,482 local jobs. The findings from the report highlight the Port’s commitment to generating economic benefits and supporting the livelihood of working families in the community.
To determine the total number of jobs the Port supports, Martin & Associates added the number of jobs directly created by Port activities to the jobs that exist to support those same workers. The study found that the Port supports 1,811 indirect jobs, which are jobs created by local purchases of workers who depend on Port activities. In addition, the Port supports 8,193 related jobs generated by regional and national businesses that utilize the Port’s marine terminals.
The jobs that the Port supports are not limited to waterfront jobs. In fact, jobs across multiple industries are supported by Port activities. Everyone from railroad and trucking companies to tugboat and vessel crews, government agencies and local vendors are on the receiving end of the benefits provided by a healthy Port.
The results from the economic impact study show that the Port of Longview is an employment generator, contributing to thousands of people’s livelihoods each day. To read the Port’s entire economic impact study, visit www.portoflongview. com.
MARITIME FIRE & SAFETY 39TH ANNUAL MEETING
MFSA held their 39th Annual Meeting on January 28th. The meeting was well attended with representatives from MFSA member organizations, FPAAC fire agencies, partner organizations, as well as local, state, and federal regulators and legislative staff. Steve Sharek, Ric Gerttula, and Captain Justin Noggle, USCG, received recognition for their service to MFSA. A federal legislative update was provided by Peter Friedmann, and informative presentations were made about earthquake and tsunami hazards as well as a case study on the Protector Alpha fire.
MFSA / FPAAC AWARENESS LEVEL TRAINING
For more information, please visit our website: www.mfsa.com
Curtis Cannizzaro Executive Director cannizzaro@pdxmex.com
Carl Obermeier General Manager obermeier@pdxmex.com
Mason Sullivan FPAAC Program Manager Sullivan@pdxmex.com
The Fire Protection Agencies Advisory Council (FPAAC) Awareness Level Training was held on February 20th at the Cowlitz County Event Center. The training was attended by 50 participants from 5 different FPAAC member agencies.
Awareness Level Training, which all FPAAC agency personnel should hold, provides a solid foundation for participants to operate safely and efficiently in support roles without directly engaging in shipboard fire operations.
The training began with a quiz to gauge the participants’ understanding of some of the topics that would be covered throughout the day.
In the morning session, Don Doyle, FPAAC Training Coordinator, Gabe Wiggins, FPAAC Planning Chair and Dave Wyman, FPAAC Logistics Specialist, worked together to deliver a robust and engaging classroom-based training.
The training was delivered by way of standard PowerPoint presentations, broken down into bite size topics, and a screening of the FPAAC produced Ship Tour Video.
After lunch, participants were divided into groups to engage in scavenger hunt activities. These activities were designed to help attendees understand vessel fire control plans across various types of vessels, including; cruise ships, container carriers, bulk carriers, tanker vessels, and Roll-on/Roll-off (RoRo) vessels.
CELEBRATING CARL BOELTER’S 15 YEARS WITH CLEAN RIVERS COOPERATIVE
February 2025 marks Clean Rivers Cooperative Operations Manager Carl Boelter’s 15-year anniversary with the Cooperative. We are proud to celebrate Carl this month and spotlight his service and dedication to the Cooperative, his immense industry knowledge, and the many important contributions he has made to this industry over the last decade and a half.
Prior to coming on at the Cooperative, Carl worked as a machinist for Stanley Proto Tools in the late 80’s, an independent contractor for commercial and residential housing and then for 15 years with longtime Cooperative Member Owens Corning, at their asphalt plant in Portland where he worked as an operator before moving into a safety and maintenance role.
In 2010, Carl joined Clean Rivers Cooperative as Assistant Manager, working with Ernie Quesada as General Manager. In 2018, Carl was promoted into his current role as the Operations Manager. This past year, he added a new responsibility as our designated trainer for the Cooperative’s Response Manager Training Program.
Throughout Carl’s tenure with Clean Rivers, he has responded to over 50 spill / threat of spill incidents. One of his most memorable responses was a wildlife response in Medford, Oregon in the Spring of 2022. A fire at a fueling facility caused
the release of product into a nearby creek resulting in significantly oiled wildlife. The Oregon Department of Environmental Quality requested Clean Rivers to deploy the wildlife response and rehabilitation system to the incident to be utilized by personnel from International Bird Rescue (IBR). Because IBR was shorthanded one day, they asked Carl to assist with washing birds. This was his first (and only to date) time performing this task and he says that it was a great learning experience. Carl has developed strong relationships with our members, state and federal regulators and industry partners. Scott Smith of Oregon Department of Environmental Quality says “DEQ is thankful to Carl for his professionalism, his attention to detail and his long-standing efforts to protect the environment.”
During his time with the Cooperative, Carl has taken part in numerous training courses and has earned many certifications. Some of the training courses he has taken are the Texas A & M Oil Program, Northwest Oil Spill School, and the National Oil Spill Response Research & Renewable Energy Test Facility (better known as Ohmsett). Some of his certifications include Aerial Observation and Operations Section Chief. Carl has participated with The Association of Petroleum Industry Cooperative Managers (APICOM) Health, Safety, Environment, and Training Committee (HSET) since 2017. He served as Co-Chair in 2023 and 2024 and is now the Chairman of the Committee for 2025.
As Operations Manager, one of Carl’s duties is to manage equipment projects and work with the Clean Rivers / MFSA Joint Equipment Committee to procure additional response equipment. The equipment project that Carl says he is most proud of is the Marco Skimming Vessel “John Hartup”. In 2020, he facilitated the purchase of a Kvichak skimming vessel at a discounted price and through 2021 he oversaw the build out and outfitting inhouse, that included many hours of hydraulic and electrical equipment installation. This project was managed so well that it completed $50K under budget and made a top-notch OSRV.
When asked what he likes best about working for Clean Rivers, he responded that he loves the versatility of the schedule. One day you may be in the office and the next day out on the river. In true Carl fashion, he says that he is most proud of the current team of Cooperative staff, and the collaboration and flexibility that the full staff bring.
If you have met Carl Boelter, you know what we mean when we say that he is the heart and soul of the Cooperative. Thank you, Carl, for your years of service to the Cooperative and the Lower Columbia and Willamette River community.
For more information, please visit our website: www.cleanriverscooperative.com
Vanessa Green, General Manager: vgreen@pdxmex.com
Carl Boelter, Operations Manager: boelter@pdxmex.com
Ben Robinson, Maintenance Mechanic - Marine: brobinson@pdxmex.com
Polly Hyke, Business Manager: hyke@pdxmex.com
The Lower Columbia Region Harbor Safety Committee, Inc. (LCRHSC) is an open forum comprised of public and private entities with vital interests in assuring safe navigation to protect people, the environment, and property on the waterways within the Lower Columbia Region.
March 12, 2025: MARAD Ship Bob Hope Terminal 2
May 14, 2025: Hybrid Meeting Port of Vancouver
July 9, 2025: Astoria In-Person
September 10, 2025: Hybrid Meeting (TBD) Hybrid
November 12, 2025: Hybrid Meeting (TBD) Hybrid
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Meeting Times
Board of Directors : 1330-1405 hrs
General Membership: 1415-1545 hrs
LCRHSC was able to hold it’s January Board and Membership meeting in the new event space at the Port of Kalama. The Mountain Timber Market (MTM) is a lovely space to have a meeting or just take a break on a road trip. LCRHSC had an overflow crowd but MTM was able to accommodate us easily.
To volunteer to host a hybrid meeting, or to get more information on what is needed to host, please reach out to: lcrhsc@pdxmex.com
For more information, please visit our website: www.lcrhsc.org Association Account Specialist: info@pdxmex.com
For more information, please visit our website: www.pdxmex.com/scholarship Association Director, Margerie Vis: vis@pdxmex.com
MARITIME COMMERCE CLUB
The Maritime Commerce Club was honored to continue its tradition of choosing an Old Salt. Originally started by the Portland Shipping Club in 1958, the Old Salt Award is presented to someone who has advanced the Willamette and Columbia River maritime industry through their dedication and service. The 66th Old Salt is Kent Roberts of Schwabe, Williamson & Wyatt, LLC.
Kent’s colleagues and friends at Schwabe, attempted to list off all his accomplishments but in the end decided “it might be easier to list the significant Pacific Northwest maritime matters that Kent hasn’t had his hand in over the last four decades.” Kent was described as an expert almost without equal on all things admiralty. More importantly, he is likely to advise his clients in ways designed to get matters resolved as quickly and amicably as possible, so that the vital work on waterways busy with commercial traffic can continue. Rob Rich, Old Salt 2020, had this to say: “Whether he is delivering national level speeches or holding a local worry wart’s hand on a minor contract issue, Kent easily shares his grace and humility to all.”
FRIENDS OF THE EXCHANGE
Highlighting organizations and companies that support Merchants Exchange and the maritime community. Click LOGOS to link to their websites and learn more about our Friends of the Exchange.
FRIENDS OF THE EXCHANGE
Get your company featured in our newsletter, social media, website and REACH
We invite our community partners along the River to join in our mission to support and promote the maritime industry with our “Friends of the Exchange” program.
Show your support to our maritime industry and raising awareness within our community. The following benefits are included with an annual support of $150:
• One (1) feature article or (3) three small advertisements in our newsletter and one (1) social post featuring your organization annually
• Invitations to our Member/Networking Events: Open House, Annual Bocce Tournament, Shipping Education Series, and other special events
• Discounted Member Rate for our Shipping Education Series *
• Subscription to “The Exchange,” bi-monthly newsletter, Daily News Bulletin, and industry email updates
• Service Directory Listing and Career Opportunity Post shared with our membership
* Please note: Friends of the Exchange are not members of the Merchants Exchange and therefore are not eligible to receive member rates for any services or reports associated with membership, with the exception of the member rate to the Shipping Education Series. For more information contact: Jem Irving, Computer systems & Digital Marketing Specialist irving@pdxmex.com or call (503) 220-2515 or online at www.pdxmex.com/about-member/friends.
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE
Thank You to our Members
ACGI Shipping Inc
Alexander Gow, Inc
Anchorage Launch Service Co
Blue Water Shipping, Inc
B.R. Anderson & Co
Cascade Marine Agencies Ltd
Centerline Logistics / Olympic Tug & Barge
Columbia Export Terminal
Columbia Grain International
Columbia River Bar Pilots
Columbia River Launch Service
Columbia River Steamship Operators’ Association
Columbia River Pilots
Crowley Maritime Corporation
Durham & Bates Insurance
EGT, LLC
Foss Maritime Company
Fujitrans USA, Inc
GAC North America - Shipping
General Steamship Corp Ltd
Geo. S. Bush & Company, Inc
Great Western Malting
Haglund, Kelley LLP
Inchcape Shipping Services
International Transport Workers Federation
Interport PNW LLC
John R Dudrey LLC
Jones Stevedoring Company
Kalama Export Company
Kinder Morgan Bulk Terminals
Kinder Morgan Energy
K-Line America, Inc
Lindsay Hart LLP
McCall Companies
Mid Columbia Producers, Inc
Monarch Inspection Services
National Cargo Bureau
North American Shipping Agencies
Norton Lilly International
Oregon Department of Energy
Oregon Dept. of Environmental Quality
Overseas Merchandising, Corp (OMIC)
Pacific International Maritime Medical Services / SphereMD
Pacific Maritime Association
Port of Astoria
Port of Columbia County
Port of Kalama
Port of Longview
Port of Portland
Port of Vancouver USA
Portland Lines Bureau, Inc
San Pedro Harbor Ship Supply
Sause Bros.
Schwabe, Williamson & Wyatt PC
Seaport Marine Surveys, Inc
Shaver Transportation Company
Ship to Shore Water Taxi
Southport Agencies, Inc
T. Parker Host, Inc
Talon Marine Services
Temco LLC
Terra Hydr, Inc
Tesoro Maritime Company
Tidal Transport & Trading, Inc
Tidewater Transportation and Terminals
Tidewater Environmental Services
Toyota Tsusho America, Inc
TradeWest Brokerage Company
Transmarine Navigation, Corp
Transversal International, Corp
United States Customs & Border Protection
United Grain Corporation
Vanport Marine
Vigor Industrial LLC
Volunteer Ship Ministry
Washington Department of Ecology
Wilhelmsen Ship Service
STAFF EMAIL
Anthony O’Reilly oreilly@pdxmex.com
Alex Davis davis@pdxmex.com
Ben Robinson brobinson@pdxmex.com
Carl Bertapelle bertapelle@pdxmex.com
Carl Boelter boelter@pdxmex.com
Carl Obermeier obermeier@pdxmex.com
Chann Noun noun@pdxmex.com
Curtis Cannizzaro cannizzaro@pdxmex.com
John Cordasco cordasco@pdxmex.com
Jonathan Nichol nichol@pdxmex.com
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Lisa Rau rau@pdxmex.com
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Michelle Eyres eyres@pdxmex.com
Philip Miller miller@pdxmex.com
Polly Hyke hyke@pdxmex.com
Shawn Kubitza kubitza@pdxmex.com
Tanya Hartnett hartnett@pdxmex.com
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