Pay Equity Guide for Members
December 10th, 2018
The Bureau of Oregon Labor & Industries released their final rules for employers and employees on Oregon’s groundbreaking Equal Pay Act, passed by the 2017 Oregon legislature.
The new law that goes into effect on January 1, 2019 requires that employees be paid equally for comparable work regardless of gender or any of Oregon’s ten other protected classes.
We believe this will be the most challenging human resources issue for most of our Chamber members over the next year. Further complicating matters – and increasing the level of urgency – is that lawsuits are allowed based on violations of the law starting on January 1st.
Leadership Beaverton Class of 2019 Announced
August 16th, 2018
Welcome to the next cadre of leaders!
Amanda Clark, Raindrop Social Media
Bianetth Valdez, HomePlate Youth Services
Catherine Ellis, Tualatin Hills Park & Rec
Curtis Dent, Aliat
Danielle Schira, Rebuilding Together Washington County
Dianna Ballash, COB – Mayor’s Office PI Coordinator
Eric Schmidt, Communications Consultant/COB
Glenn Bishop, Dirkse Counseling & Consulting
Hailey Mason, Big Al’s Progress Ridge
Jason Edwards, Koeber’s Interiors
Jerome Sibayan, Retired US Army/ COB
Jody Yates, COB – Site Development Manager
Jose Materan, COB
Joyce Barnard, COB – Mayor’s Office
Karla Barrett-Curtis, Beaverton School District
Keiley Baldwin, Cedar Sinai Park
Keith Welch, Beaverton Police Department
Kim Haughn, Tualatin Valley Fire & Rescue
Kyle Gallacher-Turner, Rivermark Community Credit Union
Linda Evans, Twichell Beaverton Arts Foundation
Lori Baker, Tualatin Hills Park & Rec
Matt Altman, Portland Community College
Nik Stice, Columbia Bank
Nike – TBA
Rena Van Meter, Imagine Possibilities
Sgt. Kingsbury, Beaverton Police Department
Shaughn Sandford, Keller Williams
Todd Juhasz, COB-Transportation Division Manager
Toni Loch, Family Justice Center of Washington County
Tyler Ross, Payne West Insurance
Yes for Beaverton Schools!
May 9th, 2018
Keep 300 Teachers in Place – No tax increase!
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2018 Candidate Endorsements for May Announced
January 31st, 2018
Press Release – Chamber Announces Endorsements for May 2018
 Lacey Beaty, Beaverton City Council Position 1 |  Laura Mitchell, Beaverton City Council Position 2 |
 Marc San Soucie, Beaverton City Council Position 5 |  Pam Treece, Washington County District 2 |
 Ryan Deckert, Washington County Chair |  Juan Carlos Gonzalez, Metro Seat 4 |
100 Strong Purse Collection for PHC is BACK!
October 24th, 2016
This year’s big audacious goal is 500+ purses!
Please join us by donating your used purses, make up bags and all kinds of toiletries!
Project Homeless Connect is January 27th and we will collect up to January 20, 2017.
Leadership Beaverton 2016 - Beaverton Awareness Day
March 25th, 2016
Leadership Beaverton 2016 Class Project Announced – Beaverton Awareness Day
The Class of 2016 is launching Beaverton Awareness Day May 14
#GiveBackBeaverton
Clarno receives 10-year accreditation ACE from WACE
February 9th, 2016
In her 17th year as President & CEO of the Beaverton Area Chamber of Commerce earns reaccrediation
Beaverton Area Chamber of Commerce Executive Lorraine Clarno, ACE was recognized for renewing her Accredited Chamber Executive (ACE) status at the Western Association of Chamber Executives (W.A.C.E.) annual conference in Burlingame, CA.
The ACE designation is awarded to only those chamber executives who meet stringent criteria set by the association
2014 Primary Candidate Endorsements Announced
March 26th, 2014
Your Candidate Endorsement Council Announces Pro-Business Candidates for May 2014 Primary
Beaverton City Council Position No. 1 – Lacey Beaty
Beaverton City Council Position No.
Rock the Block Clean Up Day
November 8th, 2013
The Vision Advisory Committee of Beaverton invites you to come out and help your neighbors.
Join us Saturday, November 9th. 9am – 1pm. Bring wheel barrels, rakes, shovels and more.
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Announcements • Community News & What's Happening! • Leadership Beaverton • Member News • UncategorizedChamber Supports School District Levy - #34-204
April 3rd, 2013
Beaverton Schools and Students Need Our Support
March 19th & 20 the Advocacy Council and Board of Directors supported the local option levy #34-204. While far from a “fix”, if passed it should ensure no further drastic cuts to our classrooms.
The BACCPAC met today, April 3, and uninanmously voted to contribute $3,000 to the campaign committee. This
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