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Why this top chef fears his

restaurants wont survive
Andy Rickers Pok Pok has been a culinary destination in Portland since it opened
in 2005. He spent the next decade expanding his brand of Thai cuisine with
restaurants across Portland and the nation. But as restaurants struggle with surging
costs, Ricker says its unlikely all of his can stay open. ANDY GIEGERICH, 33

THREADS & LACES

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heavy on parking lots
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images of Nike Inc.s parking-heavy
expansion of its Washington County
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TECHFLASH INC.

How Radisys is
owning its market
Shares of the Hillsboro-based
company have soared this year as
it fills a key role guiding telecom
companies into the next generation of
technology. MALIA SPENCER, 12

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Hitting the jackpot with new lotto machines

Gaming revenue in Oregon, much like every other industry, took a nose dive during the recession. Yet its recovery has been steady and all-too slow. That is, until fiscal 2015, when
Oregon video lottery revenue grew by nearly $56 million. The easy explanation for the growh would be the start of the lotterys four-year, $227.1 million project to replace obsolete
video terminals. Josh Lehner, an economist with the state, agreed that the new machines are a big reason for the growth, but not the only one. Gaming revenues are up nationwide,
outside of a few markets. This likely points toward bigger macroeconomic drivers of the growth, like lower gas prices, higher consumer confidence and incomes, he said via email.
Of course Oregons gains are larger than nearly all other markets, at least in part due to the new video lottery terminals. So the new terminals are having an impact, but thats not the
only thing going on here. Heres a look at some data provided by Lehner. And for more analysis from Lehner, go to bit.ly/1S3vTph.

0% Q SALES RELATIVE TO GREAT RECESSION PEAK Maryland 12%

Ohio 11%
-2.5%
Oregon 10%
Illinois 8%
-2.7%
BIG LOTTO RECOVERY Louisiana 6%
-5% -6.4%
Oregon economist Josh Lehner compared
video lottery sales in Oregon with slot Colorado 5%
machine revenue in Las Vegas to show how South Dakota 5%
far each has come toward edging back to
pre-recession peaks. Nevada 4%
-7.8%
Florida 4%
-10%
b Oregon video lottery New York 3%
b Las Vegas strip -12.6%
b Downtown Las Vegas
U.S. Casinos 3% NOT ALONE IN
Pennsylvania 3% GAMBLING GROWTH
Oregon last year posted
Missouri 2%
-15% the nations third-highest
Michigan 2% year-over-year increase
in gambling revenues,
-18.6% Iowa 1% but as the chart shows, it
Delaware 1% wasnt alone in achieving
notable growth.
Mississippi 1%
-20%
-2% Connecticut
-5% New Jersey
Recession
-5% New Mexico
-6% Rhode Island
-25%
2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015
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THE RENEWABLE
HOW PGE PLANS TO MEET AGGRESSIVE CLEAN ENERGY MANDATES
BY JAMES CRONIN
jcronin@bizjournals.com, @SustainableBzOR
W
ith the nation watching,
Oregon lawmakers last
month passed first-of-its-
kind renewable energy legislation.
Senate Bill 1547 calls for Portland
General Electric and Pacific Power to
stop using coal-fired power no later
than 2035. It also mandates at least
half their customers power originate
from renewable energy sources like
wind and solar by 2040.
The Renewable Portfolio Stan-
dard (RPS) is among the countrys
2020-2024
20%
Renewable target:
20 percent of total
energy mix
Additional
megawatts
needed: 160 to
210
Carbon emissions
reduced: 300,000
metric tons annually
2020 will be a big year for PGE. Thats
the target date for the company
to shut down or transition its coal-
burning power plant in Boardman,
the only coal-burning facility in the
state. The Boardman Coal Plant has
emitted millions of tons of carbon
each year.
Moving Boardman offline will
result in a loss of approximately
500 megawatts of average power
generation. That amount of annual
power is enough to electrify more
than 400,000 Oregon homes. To
make up for the loss, PGE is spending
more than $500 million to build the
440-watt Carty Generating Station
near the Boardman plant. When that
comes online later this year, gas
will represent about 40 percent of
PGEs generating capacity, according
to Brett Sims, PGEs director of
origination, structuring and resource
strategy.
These transitions will be taking
place as PGE aims to increase the
amount of clean electricity
it sells to retail customers
to 20 percent. The
Renewable Portfolio
Standard (RPS)
legislation requires
Portland General Electric must shut down or transition its Boardman coal
plant, the only coal-burning facility in the state, by 2020.
most aggressive. California and New
York both plan for half their power
to be renewable by 2030 and Hawaii
is going for the gold 100 percent
renewable energy by 2045.
Oregons Clean Electricity and
Coal Transition Plan a collabora-
tion between environmental nonprof-
nonprof
its, ratepayer advocates and the clean
energy industry didnt pass with-
out a fight. Some conservative politi-
cians, the states utility regulators and
regional energy planners feared asso-
ciated costs would be too high and
that the carbon reduction numbers
were unattainable.
that PGE hit that target
between 2020 and 2024.
Fortunately, renewables
already account for
about 15 percent of
PGEs energy portfolio,
thanks in part to
renewable energy
mandates approved by
lawmakers in 2007.
If PGEs current
renewable portfolio is any
indication, the utility may well turn
to wind to generate a good amount
of the 160 to 210 megawatts of clean
energy that will be needed to get to
20 percent. As it stands now, about
800 of PGEs 900 renewably sourced
megawatts are wind. The balance
comes from solar and hydropower.
At todays pricing of about $2
million to build 1 megawatt of wind
or solar power, it would cost between
$320 million and $400 million to
build it all now, without including
federal tax breaks or other incentives.
While hydro, generated in large
part by the Bonneville Dam and
others along the Columbia River,
accounts for a huge amount of the
states energy generation, megawatts
from existing infrastructure
wont count towards the states
renewable portfolio. Under the
RPS requirements, only new hydro
generation, achieved through
efficiency upgrades or from new low-
impact facilities, can be counted (See
Why hydro doesnt count, Pg. 5).
While elected officials may contin-
ue to battle it out over Oregons shift
to renewable energy, the utilities are
plotting their path to 2040.
PGE, with about 850,000 Oregon
customers, is the dominant provider
of power to the Portland area, and its
ability to balance the new clean pow-
er demands with keeping costs from
spiking will have far-reaching impli-
cations for not only its own business
but ratepayers as well.
Under previous legislation enacted
in 2007, PGE was required to include
5 percent renewables in its energy
mix by 2014. That caused a 0.24 per-
27%
2025-2029
Renewable target:
27 percent of total
energy mix
Additional
megawatts needed:
420 to 540
Carbon emissions
reduced: 160,000
metric tons annually
Between 2025 and 2029, PGE and
the states other utilities need to be
generating at least 27 percent of their
electricity from qualifying renewable
sources.
To reach the milestone, PGE
anticipates needing between 420 and
540 new renewable megawatts in its
energy mix.
Now, predicting the cost of
generating those additional megawatts
is difficult. For example, its impossible
to know what construction or parts will
cost in the future, or to account for
new clean energy technology that may
come online in the next decade.
Of course, the same uncertainty
exists when it comes to coal and gas.
Its hard to predict (future energy
cent rate increase for retail customers
that year, according to PGE.
The newer RPS legislation does
include ratepayer protection in the
form of a 4 percent cost cap. If the
cost of renewable energy comes in 4
percent higher than the cost of more
traditional energy sources, the pause
button will be pressed allowing utili-
ties to forego additional investment in
wind and solar to prevent steep rate
increases.
All told, PGE predicts it will need
to add roughly 1,500 to 2,000 mega-
CONTINUED NEXT PAGE
costs), said Rachel
Shimshak, executive
director of Renewable
Northwest.
The cost of
renewables are pretty
competitive, even with
the currently low cost
of gas. It all costs money,
and if we need to invest
anyways, we should invest
in something clean and not
something with unstable costs.
At $2 million per megawatt in todays
pricing, it would cost PGE between
$840 million and $1.08 billion to meet
the 27 percent target.
That cost does not include federal
tax credits, state incentives and other
ways renewable energy developers
significantly reduce costs for their
projects. And its certainly worth noting
that renewable energy infrastructure
costs have been declining for years.
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35%
2030-2034
Renewable target: 35 percent of
total energy mix
Additional megawatts needed: 540
to 700
Carbon emissions reduced:
850,000 metric tons annually
Between 2030 and 2034, renewables
must account for 35 percent of the
energy utilities are providing to
customers. PGE is projecting needing
between 540 and 700 new megawatts
of renewable power in its mix.
If the company were to build the
generating capacity needed to meet
that number today, it would cost
between $1.1 billion and $1.4 billion.
Again, that doesnt include incentives
or tax breaks.
CONTINUED FROM PAGE 4
watts of new renewable energy to
meet the 2040 target. Much of that
will come from new wind and solar
farms.
PGE will also look to other west-
ern states to purchase renewable
energy in real-time when it joins the
western Energy Imbalance Market in
October 2017. And it will also be able
to satisfy some of the requirements
with renewable energy certificates,
known as RECs, which are tradeable
energy commodities that represent 1
megawatt-hour of electricity.
Based on todays pricing for con-
Nuclear
3.21%
Wind
5.62%
Natural
2014
Gas
13.55%
ENERGY MIX
Coal
33.68%
structing new wind and solar infra-
structure, and factoring in federal
tax credits and other incentives for
renewable projects, PGE estimates
it will need to invest between $300
million and $600 million in clean
energy technology to meet the 2040
requirements.
In addition, it expects operating
costs to increase between $1.25 bil-
lion and $1.5 billion over the next 24
years. That includes new investments
in infrastructure such as flexible nat-
ural gas plants that will be needed to
balance the system when renewable
energy is unavailable.
The end result will likely be a 1.5
Biomass Other Waste
0.16%
0.35%
0.16%
WHY HYDRO DOESNT COUNT
Oregon derives roughly 43 percent
of its electricity from hydropower-
producing dams located throughout
the state. But the clean energy from
those facilities does not count toward
the states Renewable Portfolio
Standard requirement.
Heres why:
The purpose of the RPS was to
build on Oregons hydroelectric
legacy, according to Rachel Shimshak,
head of Renewable Northwest, a clean
percent annual increase to ratepay-
ers bills.
But in the energy industry, mar-
ket dynamics and pricing are always
changing, meaning there is little cer-
tainty when it comes to planning.
Pricing for renewable technologies
has been dropping for years, natural
gas prices rise and fall and its impos-
sible to know what new renewable
technology think wave energy
may come online that could impact
costs.
PGE does have a firm timeline,
however, one that is included in the
legislation and maps milestones
for increasing the percentage of
5
Landfill
Gases
0.14%
Geothermal
0.12%
Petroleum
0.09%
Solar
0.07%
Cogeneration
0.00%
Hydro
42.88%
SOURCE: OREGON
DEPARTMENT OF
ENERGY
energy advocate. Since it was already
such a large portion of the states
electric supply, renewable power
proponents wanted to diversify the
resource mix, so the emphasis was on
new resources, not existing.
In the end, the only hydro
that will count toward the RPS is
the power generated by energy
efficiency upgrades to existing hydro
infrastructure and new low-impact
facilities.
renewables.
Given how the legislation is stat-
ed, the significant increases are from
2030 to 2040, said Brett Sims, PGEs
director of origination, structur-
ing and resource strategy. But as we
figure out the resources we need in
2020 and 2025 ... we need to factor
in if we are making decisions in the
next five to six years that are doing
things supportive of where we need
to be in 2030 and 2040.
Follow along on the timeline
beginning on page 4 for details on
PGEs targets and how it plans to
meet them.
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2035-2039
Renewable target: 45 percent
of total energy mix
Additional megawatts
needed: 730 to 940
Carbon emissions reduced:
1.8 million metric tons annually
Between 2035 and 2039,
PGE is expected to
To meet the standard, PGE
estimates needing 730 to 940
megawatts of new renewable
energy in the power supply. If
that came from new wind or
solar facilities built at todays
costs, the price tag would be
somewhere between $1.46
billion and $1.88
billion.
2035 is
remove coal-fired energy it
derives from the Montana
Colstrip power plant from
its resource mix, which will
result in a loss of about 300
megawatts of generating
capacity.
Before the RPS legislation to
double renewables was passed,
that replacement capacity
would likely have included a lot
on clean energy and uses only
as much gas as necessary,
said Renewable Northwests
Shimshak.
Natural gas is cleaner as
a fuel than coal. Depending
on the type of coal used, gas
emits about half the carbon of
coal when burned for energy.
Renewable sources, however,
have no such emissions.

45%
provide its Oregon also the more natural gas-fired power.
customers with at year PGE The challenge now is
least 45 percent will figuring out how to put a
clean electricity. need to portfolio together that is long

2040
Renewable target: 50 percent of
total energy mix
Additional megawatts needed: 550
to 710
Carbon emissions reduced: 2.4
million metric tons annually
This is it. By 2040, at least half
the electricity PGE is providing to
retail customers should come from
renewable sources.
50%
PGE anticipates needing 550 to policy director great energy storage
710 megawatts of new renewables for NW Energy breakthrough, it could
to make this milestone. To build Coalition, which be dramatically less.
the necessary wind and solar was involved in In fact, any new
infrastructure needed to meet that negotiations for the renewable energy
goal would cost between $1.1 billion new RPS legislation. breakthrough, which
and $1.4 billion in todays dollars. When youre looking could include anything from
I think PGEs cost analysis that far out to 2040, it is energy storage to wave power, has
(regarding a predicted 1.5 percent very hard to predict cost. Theyre the potential to dramatically impact
average annual customer rate erring on the side of, It wont cost the cost to PGE and, ultimately, to
increase) ... is on the high end of more than X. But I expect long-term ratepayers.
what it will actually come out to be costs will be much less than what
in the long-term, said Wendy Gerlitz, they are estimating. If we get some

THOUGHTS ON OREGONS RENEWABLE FUTURE

Oregons Renewable Portfolio
Standard legislation to eliminate coal
and double renewable energy was a
controversial topic from the start long
before it passed into law in March.
Fossil fuel interests, the renewable
industry lobby, politicians left and
right, environmental crusaders,
ratepayer advocates and state
regulators all got into the act.
On one side, renewable energy
advocates were extolling the
environmental and health benefits
from the carbon reductions. On the
other, opponents bemoaned what
they said was too little time to review
a complex bill with far-reaching
implications, including potential costs
to ratepayers.
Now that the RPS is in place, we
reached out to some of the most
vocal stakeholders for their thoughts
on Oregons rewewable future. Heres
what they had to say.
The largest implication
that I see is Oregon is
really falling behind
nationally when it
comes to actually
installing solar in-state.
Its not because of our
solar potential; east of
the Cascades we have an incredible
resource. But we havent had policies
that make it easy to do solar here. This
gets Oregon in the game. As the utilities
look to acquire more utility-scale solar
farms, this means itll likely happen in
the state. It helps developers get into the
game here at the same time our utilities
are needing more renewable energy.
Rikki Seguin, state director,
Environment Oregon
There wasnt enough
time to get out of the
cigar smoke-filled
room to get this out in
front of everybody. I
would suggest that if
the governor wanted
to, she could have
said, No, we wont rush into something
thats a quarter-century bet on carbon
reduction, its not good for power
ratepayers, and lets slow it down. The
Oregon way is to try to get it right. We as
a state have been so blessed with low-
cost power that we need to do this in a
way that figures out how to do it right.
The utilities are fine with it because it
imposes on the (investor-owned utilities)
to go out and build projects that they
are statutorily entitled a return on
investments for.
State Rep. Cliff Bentz, a Republican
from Ontario
What we learned over
the two years we were
developing this policy
and finally got it ready
for primetime, the
people of Oregon really
care about the quality
of life here, they want
to continue to have clean air, and they
dont like coal, they like clean energy.
Weve followed a no-regrets policy. The
idea behind the renewable standard
is to influence how utilities make
decisions to meet our future energy
needs. We anticipate that through the
federal government or international
pressure, other states in the West will
continue wanting to ratchet-down their
emissions.
Rachel Shimshak, executive director,
Renewable Northwest
The bad part is
probably that achieving
the goal is uncertain.
They cant through
legislation turn off coal
plants in other states. If
in fact it results in the
closure of plants the
utilities own outside the region because
they no longer buy the power, then they
will achieve the objective. If not, the bill
simply displaces the coal power from
Oregon and provides it elsewhere. Thats
the wildcard in whether the bill achieves
its goals.
Tom Eckman, power planning director,
Northwest Power and Conservation
Council
Because theres not that much load
coming online, a lot of the demand
can be met through energy efficiency
because its most cost effective. From
an environmental perspective there are
winners because they
are cleaning up the fuel
mix and getting out the
carbon. But who gets
stuck footing the bill for
all that? Peoples rates
will go up, and I guess
its a matter of where
you see value? If you see renewables
as valuable resources, its a win. But if
youre driven by your bottom line, no,
its not the best bet.
John Morris, CEO, Morris Energy
Consulting
For us to do an analysis
on cost, we need
information from the
utilities as the basis
for those numbers. We
need to go through their
assumptions. We heard
the utilities numbers,
but we still need to dig into it to be
sure they are correct. We didnt have
complete data and a full picture to say
if we agreed or disagreed with them (on
the legislation). Two or three weeks is
not much time to do that. And we still
dont have it all right now.
Michael Dougherty, chief operating
officer, Oregon Public Utility
Commission
APRIL 8, 2016
SUSTAINABLE BUSINESS OREGON
I JCRONIN@BIZJOURNALS.COM
Making bank on
renewable power
OREGONS CLEAN ENERGY MANDATE
OPENS DOORS FOR INDUSTRY PLAYERS
Environmental groups and other sup-
porters of Oregons Renewable Portfolio
Standard werent the only ones celebrat-
ing when the energy legislation passed
in March.
A host of Portland-area companies,
including renewable energy develop-
er Iberdrola Renewables, wind turbine
manufacturer Vestas, solar panel man-
ufacturer SolarWorld, solar developer
Obsidian Renewables and others that
generate or sell renewable power, ser-
vices or parts may well have raised a
glass as well.
In addition to mandating that Port-
land General Electric and Pacific Power
stop using coal-fired power no later than
2035, Senate Bill 1547 also requires that
those investor-owned utilities generate
at least 50 percent of power for retail cus-
tomers from renewable sources by 2040.
Thats a potential boon for renewable
energy companies.
All told, the Clean Electricity and
Coal Transition Plan could require up to
4,000 megawatts of new renewable pow-
er in the states energy supply, accord-
ing to Jeff Bissonnette, executive direc-
tor of the Oregon Solar Energy Industries
Association (OSEIA), an industry advo-
cate and membership group.
Its no surprise then that Port-
land-based Iberdrola Renewables, a
major developer of wind farms with a
growing solar footprint, was a particu-
larly strong supporter of SB 1547.
It creates more
demand for renew-
able energy, said
Jesse Gronner, Iber-
drolas manag-
ing director of U.S.
West development.
We were very suc-
cessful for a num-
Jesse ber of years devel-
Gronner oping renewable
energy in Oregon,
but the market in
effect dried up, so to have an injection
of new demand is very attractive for our
business.
The company has constructed 11 wind
farms in the Columbia River Gorge area
representing roughly 1,300 megawatts
of renewable capacity. Gronner expects
that the requirement to double renew-
ables by 2040 will result in several hun-
Sponsored by:
dred megawatts of new demand for his
company.
As it stand now, wind power dwarfs
solar in Oregons renewable energy
mix, but solar power-focused compa-
nies, which today employ about 11,000
workers statewide, are poised to win
big. In addition to SB 1547, Oregon law-
makers also passed incentives during
the most recent session for utility scale
solar projects.
The program would pay the owner of
a 2-megawatt system roughly $11,400
per year for five years, or $57,000.
Plus, the bill created a communi-
ty solar program that allows renters or
those who live in cloudy parts of the state
to buy into a shared photovoltaic instal-
lation somewhere offsite. Those systems
must be located in Oregon and have a
minimum generating capacity of 25 kilo-
watts. In Oregon, an average household
would need 10-plus kilowatts of renew-
able energy to meet its energy needs for a
year, according to numbers from OSEIA.
The solar industry is a big winner
in the RPS, said Jason Johns, a partner
with Stoel Rives in Portland whose prac-
tice focuses on energy strategies for util-
ity companies. Traditionally the states
solar has been limited to onsite genera-
tion. The solar industry by virtue of the
community solar portion is certainly
benefiting substantially.
7
Reporter James
Cronin
503-219-3415 @SUSTAINABLEBZOR
R THE NUMBER
AN ENERGY STAR
RISES IN OREGON
GreenSavers is a home efficiency
company working in Portland and
Bend. In the last two years, the
contractor has improved the energy
use at more than 650 Oregon
homes. Now, it has been named one
of six top Energy Star contractors
by the U.S. Environmental Protection
Agency, chosen out of 2,100 similar
enterprises nationwide. GreenSavers
says it has reduced emissions so
much that its the equivalent to
burning ...
660,000
pounds of coal
NEWSMAKER
PETE SHEPHERD
The Department
of Environmental
Quality lost its
longtime leader,
Dick Pedersen, last
month. Now, Gov.
Kate Browns top
natural resource
adviser has
recommended the
agency hire a former deputy attorney
general as its interim director until
a permanent director is found. Pete
Shepherd spent 2001 through 2009
in the deputy AGs role. Now, he is of
counsel in the Salem office of law firm
Harrang Long Gary Rudnick P.C. Beyond
his professional functions, Shepherd
has been a volunteer judge in the
Salem Teen Court program since 1999.
R THE DEAL
BIG WINNERS IN
SOLAR, WIND
Oregons new 50
percent renewable
portfolio standard will
be a boon to wind and
solar companies. To PBJ FILE PHOTO
reach the goal, utilities
will need to add about
4,000 megawatts of
A BIG DAM DEAL
An agreement thats been decades in
renewable power. At
the making has finally come to fruition
todays prices, that
over the Klamath Basin dams.
equals around $8 billion
Officials from Oregon and California, as
in new solar and wind
well as utility company PacifiCorp, have
energy developments.
inked a deal to remove four dams on
the Klamath River in southern Oregon
in the next four years.
Removing the dams will offer
significant opportunities for watershed
and fisheries restoration in the
legendary river, which, before the dams
were built, was the third-largest salmon
producer on the West Coast.
8 PORTLAND BUSINESS JOURNAL

HEALTH CARE INC. NORTHWEST

Reporter
Elizabeth Hayes
covers health care

I EHAYES@BIZJOURNALS.COM 503-219-3436 @PDXBIZLIZ

A spotlight on health innovation

OHSUs startup event brings investors and entrepreneurs together. Here are some of the highlights
Oregon Health & Science University brought the ideas people together with the money people last week. OHSUs Fourth Annual Startup Symposium gave the scien-
tist-inventor-entrepreneurs a platform to pitch their ideas to venture capitalists and the heads of pharmaceutical companies investment arms. About 300 people attend-
ed, 40 of them investors, and about twice as many as the first year. It gives me hope and fills me with pride to see that the event has grown every year, said Jennifer
Fox, executive director of the Oregon Translational Research and Development Institute, a conference sponsor. Im hoping this will lead to investment in some of these
startups. There were pitches and reverse pitches, and too many ideas and kernels of advice to go into in depth. Heres a roundup of the more colorful quotes I scribbled
down throughout the daylong event.

Funding companies, not research Riding VCs coattails

Peter McWilliams, CEO & chairman of Artielle Immunotherapeutics and Diane Fraiman, a partner at Voyager Capital, said biotech can benefit
managing director of Sanderling Ventures, shed some light on what from the venture capital flowing into Portlands broader tech scene.
makes for an attractive biosciences investment.

Theres a coattail there. Theres an overlap

One of the mistakes we make is that we fund
in investors. Theres a perceived opportunity
a research project. It takes a long time, and
because of the tech world that we can do
its expensive. Were looking to invest at a point where a
this in other sectors as well. We need some biotech and
lot of the basic science is worked out. ... We dont invest
medical device successes. Thats how it started in the
in companies unless we see the potential to make a big
tech community. Success begets success. It makes it
multiple. Were not completely misaligned here. We want
easier to recruit people into town. In tech, we can hire
both of us to make a boatload of money. What sustains
anyone we want at this point in Portland now. You still
the industry is people thinking if they work hard and
have that challenge in biotech and life sciences, because
take a risk, theyll make an outsize return.
if you move someone here, where are they going to go?
PETER MCWILLIAMS, managing director, Sanderling Ventures
DIANE FRAIMAN, partner, Voyager Capital

Over the past 100 years,

weve achieved a lot.
Some of our Scouts have
achieved even more.
The Boy Scouts of America, Cascade Pacific Council, is pleased to recognize one of our
own, Luis Machuca. As we celebrate the 100th anniversary of Scouting in Oregon and
Southwest Washington, were honored to acknowledge Luis service to our community,
along with his vision as an entrepreneur and business leader by awarding him this
years national Distinguished Eagle Scout Award.

This unique award was created to honor those Eagle Scouts who have achieved
extraordinary accomplishments in their lives. Join event co-chairs John Morgan,
CEO, Avamere; Rick Echevarria, VP Software and Services Group, GM Intel Security
Platforms Group; and guest speaker Howard Lincoln, Chairman and CEO, Seattle
Mariners in honoring Luis at the Cascade Pacific Councils 100th Anniversary Eagle
Scout Celebration on May 4. We hope to see you there.

For details and to register, visit www.cpcbsa.org/eaglecelebration by April 25.

Honorary Steering Committee | Frank Gill Terry Porter Pat Reiten Brent Schafer

FRANK AND MARY

GILL FOUNDATION
Luis Machuca,
CEO, Enli Health Intelligence
APRIL 8, 2016
Urine as genetic
goldmine
Trevor Levin, former
research fellow in Dr.
Joe Grays lab at OHSU
and co-founder and
chief science officer of
San Francisco-based
UrologyDx, explained why urine-based
liquid biopsies are the future. Urine, it
turns out, is an effective vehicle to monitor
a persons genome for certain cancers.
Collection is simple and non-invasive and
urine provides abundant genetic material.
UrologyDx is working on ways to better
preserve urine samples. It brought in $2.2
million in seed financing and is looking to
raise a Series A round.
Every time we urinate,
we are literally pissing
away our genome.
TREVOR LEVIN, chief science officer,
UrologyDx
R HEALTH PULSE POLL
WOULD YOU FIRE YOUR
DOCTOR IF YOU FOUND OUT
THEY GET BIG BUCKS FROM
DRUG AND DEVICE MAKERS?
Half of Oregon doctors receive payments
from manufacturers of drugs and medical
devices, a practice that totaled $24.5
million in 2014, according to ProPublica.
These payments include speaking fees,
royalties and licensing. ProPublica was
able to show a broad correlation between
payments and prescribing patterns,
with the highest earners more likely to
prescribe brand-name drugs. Hence, we
asked readers what they would do if their
doctor took a lot of pharma money.
Most, it turns out, had a problem with it.
b 53% Yes. Doctors should prescribe
based on efficacy and cost only.
b 23% Maybe. It would depend how much
they were paid.
b 22% No. These kinds of payments play
no role in my doctors decisions.
b 2% Other
23%
53% Maybe
Yes
TOTAL
VOTES:
22%
286 No
9
GE as an $18B
startup
John Flannery, president
and CEO of GE
Healthcare, gave the
keynote address. GE and
OHSU are partnering
on an initiative around
cardiovascular imaging. He said even
though GE is a 124-year-old, $18 billion
business, it still behaves in many ways
like a startup. It also believes strongly in
collaboration.
Congratulations to the Melvin Mark honor roll
You have an incredible 17 of the markets top commercial real estate
legacy and reputation, brokers who collaborated with our team
and we see an inflection to produce a stellar year in 2015.
point, in terms of activity
growing, expanding and OUR TOP THREE TRANSACTIONS
accelerating, and at the
Office Building Sale, 35,000 sf, Durham
same time, the secret
David Hill, Newmark Grubb Knight Frank
sauce of collaborating
together. We see a lot of Jama Software, 19,082 sf lease, 2&Taylor
things we can do with you Niall Travers, Jones Lang LaSalle
in life sciences, molecular Guild, 28,940 sf lease, Central Eastside
(research), cardiology, Dann Wonsor, Macadam Forbes
analytics.
JOHN FLANNERY, CEO, GE Healthcare
OUR 2015 HONOR ROLL
Jamaal Brown, Colliers International
Mark Carnese, Cushman & Wakefield
NEWSMAKER Cliff Finnell, Kidder Mathews
Robert Greenfield, Colliers International
Kristin Hammond, CBRE
DANA-FARBER JOINS Kevin Joshi, Kidder Mathews
CANCER CLOUD Trevor Kafoury, CBRE
The news: Dana-Farber Cancer
Institute in Boston and the Ontario
Stacy A. Looney, Living Room Realty
Institute for Cancer Research in Mark McFarland, Jones Lang LaSalle
Toronto joined Oregon Health &
Science University and Intel Corp.s Ajay Malhotra, CBRE
Collaborative Cancer Cloud last
week.
Allen Patterson, Capacity Commercial
What it is: The Collaborative Cancer Charles Safley, CBRE
Cloud is an ambitious project
to share genomic, imaging and Tom Usher, Cushman & Wakefield
clinical data. By pooling resources Tiffany West, CBRE
in a secure fashion, the hope is
to gain a better understanding of
the root causes of cancer and to
advance precision medicine to tailor On behalf of everyone at Melvin Mark, thank you
treatments to each individual.
Why theyre doing it: Even though
for your continued hard work and effort on our
Dana-Farber has one of the worlds behalf. Heres to another A+ year.
largest databases of genetic
abnormalities underlying cancer, it
still saw value in signing onto the
OHSU/Intel Cloud. Even for a place
like ours, when you start asking
questions about cancers, you dont
have sufficient numbers to answer
questions in a rigorous way, said Dr.
Barrett Rollins, chief scientific officer
at Dana-Farber. The only way to
answer them is to combine our data
with others.
10 PORTLAND BUSINESS JOURNAL

MATTHEW KISH Covers footwear & apparel, banking

and general assignment news

I MKISH@BIZJOURNALS.COM 503-219-3414 @MATTHEWKISH

A closer look at Nikes expansion

$380 MILLION PROJECT NOW INCLUDES THIRD PARKING GARAGE, TWO OFFICE BUILDINGS
Nike last week released new renderings
of its giant campus expansion project.
Theres a bit of news in the photos. It now
5
includes a third parking garage.
In 2014, Nike announced it would add
1.3 million square feet of space, including 2
two buildings and two parking garages.
The plans subsequently expanded to
3.2 million square feet of space, includ-
ing 1.6 million square feet of office, fit-
ness and mixed-use space and 1.6 mil-
lion square feet of parking. 1
The Business Journal first reported on
4
the possibility of a third garage in June
2015. Nike declined comment for the
3
report. The aerial image of the expan-
sion confirms the third parking struc-
ture (No. 5).
The expansion was expected as a RENDERINGS COURTESY OF NIKE INC.
result of Nikes rapidly growing work-
force. The sportswear giant has reported than double the $150 million Nike need- age teamwork. chemistry and collaboration.
a string of stellar quarters and wants to ed to spend as part of a 2012 deal it made Every day at Nike we dream up new Pacific Northwest architects ZGF
hit $50 billion in sales by fiscal 2020, a in exchange for tax certainty. ways to inspire athletes to expand their Architects, SRG Partnership and Skylab
plan that calls for growing the top line by The structures are designed to reflect potential, said CEO Mark Parker, in a Architecture worked on the project.
nearly $20 billion in less than five years. Nikes values, which include speed, news release. To do that, we relentless- Heres a quick guide to the five
Nike recently informed the state it has movement and energy. The office space ly evolve how we inspire our own teams structures.
spent $380 million on the project, more will feature open work areas to encour- and design environments that foster Completion expected in 2018.

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FIRST OFFICE BUILDING

1 The focal point of the expansion is a sort of winged commercial office building
with a central tower. Nike previously said it would be 887,000 square feet. It
will include a cafeteria, kitchen, restaurant, lecture hall, banquet floor, cafe and 500
underground parking spaces, according to general contractor Hoffman Construction.
PCT Written
Opinions
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Klarquist Sparkman LLP
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SECOND OFFICE BUILDING

2 The second office building will be 412,000 square feet. Similar to the first,
it will feature abundant natural light and sharp angles. It also will have 500 I received a PCT Written Opinion should I respond to it?
underground parking spaces. Green spaces surround each of the new structures,
continuing the university-like theme of the campus, which covers roughly 280 acres.
It depends. The Patent Cooperation Treaty (PCT) is a popular
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Opinion assesses the patentability of a claimed invention at the
international phase, and in some cases it will make sense to respond to
the Written Opinion to decrease time and costs spent in each national
jurisdiction. However, national patentability standards can differ the
standard for obviousness, for example, can vary by country. Postponing
responding to some objections until national phase prosecution may let
you tailor arguments to each jurisdictions standard, as opposed to filing
a unilateral response. A patent attorney can help you weigh the pros and
cons in your particular situation.

PARKING GARAGE AND FITNESS CENTER

3 One of the two initial parking garages includes a fitness center. This rendering
appears to be the garage valued at $31 million with 1,100 parking spaces,
according to permits Nike previously filed in Washington County. The building will be a

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Nike previously filed in Washington County. The garage will cost around $42 million,
according to a permit.

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5 A post on the website of general contractor Hoffman Construction Co. last year
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appointment with an expert to discuss your particular situation and needs. Questions
said the third garage would have 2,300 parking spaces and seven floors, five
sent to our experts may be answered in the future Ask the Expert pages.
above and two below ground. Thats what this image appears to show. It also features a
basketball court and what looks like a covered area. Nikes signature orange is prominent.
12 PORTLAND BUSINESS JOURNAL

MALIA SPENCER Reporter Malia Spencer

covers technology and startups

I MSPENCER@BIZJOURNALS.COM 503-219-3417 @PDXBIZMALIA

Radisys-zzle HILLSBORO FIRMS BLEND OF TELECOM HARDWARE

AND SOFTWARE SENDS STOCK ON A RIDE

Q
In the last several
$4.25
& weeks Hillsboro- $3.95

A based Radisys Corp.

has had some major
announcements,
which reveal a clearer
RADISYS RISING
$4.00

picture of the companys path
forward and its goal to reinvent key
telecommunications infrastructure.
The company built its business
as a telecommunications parts
manufacturer, supplying bigger
telecommunication manufacturers.
Since 2012, when CEO Brian Bronson
took over, the company has shifted to
include a software focus.
On March 9, it brought its software
and hardware paths together with
its latest product called DCEngine.
The DC stands
for data center
and its aimed at
a wider range of
communications
customers from
telecom carriers
to cable firms
that are working
Brian to shift from
Bronson networks powered
by purpose-built
hardware to
flexible data center-like appliances.
In addition to DCEngine, the
company revealed that the large
North American carrier that inked a
pilot contract, and has been heavily
hinted at, is in fact Verizon. Thats a
roughly $19 million contract.
All this news has caught the
attention of Wall Street. The company
has also picked up new equity
analysts as its stock has climbed 43
percent since the end of 2015.
We caught up with Bronson to talk
about all these changes:
Shares of Radisys (NASDAQ: RSYS)
have risen more than 40 percent
since the end of 2015.
$2.77
Dec 31, Feb 1,
2015 2016
What is the new Radisys aimed at?
So, AT&T and Verizon pick your
carrier have thousands of aggregation
points (or central offices) across the
country. When you talk on your phone,
or pick up your land line, it transports
(data) into a central location that gets
aggregated and then it goes through
the big fiber pipes across the country.
You can imagine after 100 years there
are boxes on top of boxes and wires
connecting old boxes and new boxes.
And thats your target? What we have
done over the last couple of years is
built a strategy along with where the
market is moving to take the central
office and move it into the telecom data
center. And you do that through all
sorts of buzzwords: software-defined
networking, the cloud, network
function virtualization, all those things
and principles that allow you to go
Mar 1,
2016
from very expensive purpose-built
boxes to a telecom data center rack.
These central offices are turning into
data centers around the country and
Radisys mission is to deploy both
software, hardware and services to
build out those telecom data centers.
How do you compete with the
traditional manufacturers in this
massive market? This is a $400 billion
market. All of these big traditional
telecom equipment manufacturers are
under pressure because the carriers
and operators are wanting to finally
embrace disruptive software and
hardware technology. They dont want
to be held hostage to the traditional
big guys. The best case for (incumbent
manufacturers) is they win this
telecom data center business and
their revenue drops by half. They are
used to selling $500,000 purpose-
$3.75
$3.50
$3.25
$3.00
$2.75
$2.50
$2.25
Apr 5,
2016
built gateways and switches or load
balancers. We have a load balancer
that is $100,000. For us, that $100,000
is upside, its all new business. The
(traditional manufacturer) revenue just
got cut 80 percent.
With this new strategy, dont you
just become the vendor locking the
carriers in? So here is what is different.
The DCEngine is built on the principles
of Open Compute Platform. There is a
belief that there is enough ecosystem
development going, and enough of that
is outsourced, that (carriers) dont feel
like they are held as hostage. For us,
if 50 percent of our product is open
sourced and we either incorporate it for
free or figure out a way to put toolkits
on top of it, its 50 percent upside for
us. Its never all Radisys.

R MOVING UP R DEALWATCH
MOVING OUT

SANJAY INTEL LOSES BIG NAMES ELEVEN SPINS

MIRCHANDANI Leaders in two of Intel Corp.s business units are on their way out, OUT DIVISION
Title: President, including the head of the companys PC division. What: The Portland company, which
chief operating Kirk Skaugen, based at the chipmakers Washington specializes in hospitality technology,
officer, Puppet County campus, is leaving April 8 for his next career sold its hotel business center division,
opportunity, according to the company. Skaugen headed which installed, supported and
Previous: the Client Computing Group, which includes products
Corporate vice managed hotel business centers.
for PCs, notebooks, phones, mobile communications and
president and wired and wireless products. Revenue from this group The Buyer: Nashville-based Uniguest
general manager makes up the majority of Intels business. Why: By selling the division, Eleven said
of Asia Pacific and He is being replaced by Navin Shenoy, corporate vice it can focus on its software platform,
Japan at VMware; president in client computing and general manager of the ElevenOS. The cloud-based platform
executive vice president of global companys mobile computing platforms. integrates with network hardware and
enterprise service at EMC; chief Also leaving is Doug Davis, who heads Intels Internet allows clients to manage tiered WiFi,
information officer at EMC; Regional of Things group and is based in Arizona. Davis is customize entry portals and understand
vice president of enterprise service retiring at the end of the year. A successor has guest WiFi usage.
at Microsoft; president of Asia not been selected.
Pacific at Microsoft Terms: Not disclosed, but the capital
There are also reports that Aicha Evans, will fund growth of the software
New role: He directs Puppets go-to- head of Intels mobile phone business, business
market operations and execution is also leaving. The company has not
Employees after the deal: 40
commented on Evans status.
APRIL 8, 2016 13

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Vancouver
LIZ VALENTINE, CEO, Swift
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Entrepreneur of the Year:
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Large Company Category Executive of the Year:
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REAL ESTATE INC.
I JBELL@BIZJOURNALS.COM
Tearing down roadblocks
to new homeless shelters
Ken Cowdery of the Home Builders Foundation on ways the city can
make it easier for developers to tackle Portlands homeless problems
Ken Cowdery is not
Q
& new to the homeless
A
scene in Portland.
Since 2012, hes
been the executive
director of the Home
Builders Foundation, the charitable
arm of the Home Builders Association
of Metropolitan Portland, which
focuses on increasing the areas shelter
capacity. Cowdery also served for 12
years as the head of New Avenues for
Youth, a Portland nonprofit that aims
to help the homeless youth of Portland.
And while the nonprofits hes led
have made a difference for Portlands
homeless population the HBF
completed four major shelter projects
in 2015 alone that will provide
13,140 bed nights to serve nearly 120
individuals each year the crisis has
only seemed to worsen in recent years.
Not making it any easier are steep
development charges and fees that
Cowdery said the city imposes on
small nonprofits trying to expand their
shelter space. One such nonprofit,
Community of Hope in North Portland,
was facing $21,000 in various fees on
top of a nearly seven-month delay
before the HBF and other supporters
intervened and asked the city, given
the declared housing emergency, to
cut them some slack, which they did.
Cowdery talked recently with
the Business Journal about how the
city might be able to further tackle
the homeless challenges and how a
$10,000 grant from West Coast Bank
could do the same.
SINGULAR SHELTERS
Beyond the relaxed public camping rules and the occasional easing of development fees for expanded shelters (see above), the city of
Portland has taken some creative turns to help increase the number of shelters available to the homeless in Portland in recent months.
Heres a look at three city partnerships on new shelters:
JON BELL
The partner: Menashe Properties
The project: In January, real estate
magnate Barry Menashe and his son,
Jordan, teamed up with the city and
nonprofit group Transition Projects to
turn the Menashes Washington Square
property in downtown Portland into a
temporary overnight homeless shelter.
The HBFs Ken Cowdery talks homeless
shelters, development fees and getting
Portlanders off the street.
What was it with the Community of
Hope shelter project that triggered you
to approach the city about reducing
some of the development fees? (The
HBF) was working on expanding the
shelter for them. It was a $300,000
project, and the development fees
imposed by the city were about $21,000,
which is insane.
What kind of fees are we talking? They
are systems development charges and
other specific requirements. One was
that they wanted the shelter to move
a fire hydrant closer to the building
at their own expense. They wanted a
$5,000 drain under a dumpster, a $750
traffic study. The city rejected waiving
any of the fees because the organization
is faith-based. But I know that the city
has waived those fees for other faith-
based organizations before.
So youre saying that shelter projects
The partner: Portland Public Schools
The project: The city is working out a
partnership with PPS that would turn a
school district-owned building near the
former Washington High School into a
homeless shelter in exchange for city
funding for school security and bus
passes.
@PBJREALESTATE
shouldnt have to pay these
kinds of fees? We are under a housing
state of emergency and we are making
these organizations, which are trying
to help, pay for things that they cant
afford. They can barely make payroll.
These nonprofits are providing a huge
public benefit and theyre saving the city
hundreds of thousands of dollars. They
cant be penalized for that.
How do you think the city could help
remedy these kinds of situations? What
we would propose to the city is that, if
we are in a housing state of emergency
and you want organizations to build or
expand shelters, give us a point person
in the city who can help streamline the
process. Theres really no one there for
shelters and nonprofits to deal with
directly. And make it so that person can
help us waive some of these fees, or even
legislate something. Make it a policy at
least until the situation improves.
Bank of the West recently awarded the
HBF a $10,000 grant for a program
called Pathways to Affordable Housing.
Whats that all about? Too many people
are languishing in shelters, so our
approach is that maybe we can help
them make the transition to more stable,
permanent housing a little quicker. One
way would be with rent assistance. Not
only does that help those people, but it
opens up shelter beds sooner for others.
Our whole motivation here is that if we
can accelerate the turnover, that gets
more and more people off the street, and
thats important, because its never been
worse than it is now.
CATHY CHENEY
Partner: Transition Projects
Project: Late last fall, the city turned its
then-vacant Jerome F. Sears building
at 2730 S.W. Multnomah Blvd. into a
temporary shelter for women and couples.
PORTLAND BUSINESS JOURNAL
Jon Bell covers commercial real estate
NEWSMAKER
TOP DOG FOR
THE 10TH TIME
When you seal up
industrial deals
totaling more
than 1.1 million
square feet and
$61 million in a
single year, youre
bound to get
noticed. Thats
nothing new for
Brad Fletcher,
executive Brad Fletcher
managing
director for
Newmark Grubb Knight Frank, who in
March was named the 2015 Industrial
Broker of the Year by the Commercial
Association of Brokers for Oregon and
Southwest Washington. It was the 10th
time Fletcher has received the award.
A three-decade veteran of the Portland
real estate scene, Fletchers portfolio
in 2015 including sizeable deals for
some of the regions biggest players,
including Nike, Intel and Subaru.
R THE NUMBERS
LETS MAKE A DEAL
A lot of houses sold in Oregon in
2015 and those purchases took
a lot of loans to complete. Guild
Mortgage Co., a San Diego based
lending giant with 30 branches
across Oregon, handled a big
chunk of those loans.
$1.6B
The dollar value of the loans
closed by Guild Mortgage Co.s
Oregon operations in 2015.
$1.2B
The dollar value of those loans that
came from purchase transactions.
1
Guild Mortgages rank on Oregons
list of 2015s top purchase loan
lenders
SOURCE: CORELOGIC
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S P E C I A L R E P O R T

INSIDE THE LIST FACES OF THE LIST

Creative highs A direct response

and lows to close the deal
Click fraud, misinformation, R2C Group co-founder
bad vendors: those are a and CEO Michelle
R Top creative few things creative agencies
are concerned about.
Cardinal has harnessed
the power of the modern-
Theyre optimistic about
agencies in the innovation, millennials and
talent. And fatter budgets
day infomercial to build
a powerhouse creative
agency operating in
Portland metro area 18
makes them smile as well.
BRANDON SAWYER, 19
four U.S. cities.
SUZANNE STEVENS, 19
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AVOIDING THE
IMPERFECT PITCH
A handy guide of dos and donts for pitching the PBJ staff
BY ERIK SIEMERS | esiemers@bizjournals.com, @PDXBizErik
Nothing makes a business journalists job easier than a high-quality public relations pro. The good ones just get it: they know what you need, when
you need it, and when to step aside and let us do our job. And lets be honest, we often rely on each other to be successful. But, unfortunately, many
of the pitches that hit our inboxes miss the mark. We humbly offer you seven of our biggest PR pet peeves and what you can do to avoid them. The
more seasoned PR pros in town already know this, but for others, we hope this handy guide will help us all work better together.
1
HALL OF SHAME PITCHES
Our reporters have received some pretty
unusual pitches over the years. Here are a
few of their most noteworthy foul pitches:
2
3
I dont know if Id call it foul, but it was
certainly odd. I still have the pitch: Hi
there, hope you are well. When you have
a second, I wanted to suggest a story
on how murder affects home values,
the topic of a recent study by my client,
Finder.com . . . I thought the 20-year
anniversary of the OJ Simpson trial would
4
make for a cool news hook.
JON BELL, real estate reporter
5
I got a pitch addressed to Dear 851 SW
6th Ave. Suite 500 that was immediately
deleted. Most bad pitches are for things I
dont cover.
MALIA SPENCER, technology reporter
6
7
Dear media partner! We present the
latest press release from PMR: Cosmetics
stores have the highest market share in
Hungary, Poland and the Czech Republic.
MASON WALKER, interactive editor, on a
pitch he received Tuesday that missed the
mark for local relevance.
PORTLAND BUSINESS JOURNAL
Know who you need: Before pitching us a story, find out which of our reporters might be the most suitable target.
A mismatched pitch is pretty much destined for immediate deletion. And whatever you do, dont blanket the entire
newsroom with the same pitch. Ours is a small, chatty newsroom, so we all know when this happens.
What to do: Feel comfortable reaching out directly to reporters. Our website has this handy roster of newsroom staff,
complete with a detailed description of responsibilities, here: bit.ly/PBJstaff. If youre still not sure where to send a
pitch, direct it to Managing Editor Erik Siemers at esiemers@bizjournals.com.
Understand the audience: Get a feel for the publication, our audience, and our focus. Doing so will help you
understand not only the types of stories we cover, but also what we dont, a list that includes book or product reviews.
What to do: Scour our website and the weekly print edition. Familiarize yourself with recurring features (Strategies,
PBJ Interview, The Pitch, People on the Move) before pitching. We realize not everything fits neatly into a category, so
dont hesitate to reach out with questions.
Can the script: Dont give the intern a script and a list of newsroom phone numbers. Its so easy to spot: the out-of-
state phone number, the robotic tone, the way the person on the other end clearly loses their place when interrupted
with a question. Chances are weve tuned out before you get to the last carefully-crafted sentence.
What to do: If its already scripted, just email it. If youve followed the first two steps in this guide, then your pitch will
likely catch our attention on its own.
The unnecessary follow-up: This one happens all too often you send the pitch, you dont receive an immediate
response, so you call a day or two later to remind us that you emailed us. This, on its own, isnt a bad thing. Its good
to be proactive, particularly if you have what you believe is important news thats buried in email clutter. But if youre
simply trying to draw attention to a new product or your recent charitable contributions, that extra call wont put you
at the front of the line.
What to do: Dont call on the same day as an email pitch, or even the next day. If its truly newsworthy, well usually
find it. It also helps to be aware of our deadlines. Its easy for press releases to get overlooked on Wednesdays, crunch
time for our weekly print edition, or any day around 3 p.m., the deadline for our Afternoon Edition digital newsletter.
Be available: This one dumbfounds most reporters. We receive a pitch complete with contact information, only to call
and learn the contact person is out of the office until Monday or worse, on vacation. Its maddening, particularly if its
important news were eager to share quickly.
What to do: Be there to answer questions. But more than that, provide someone who knows the most about the
subject and in a timely manner. Ideally, the pitch or news release would include that persons name, title, direct line,
email and available interview time slots.
The local hook: In order for us to be interested in your pitch, the story has to be local. Not tangentially local. Not
Seattle-is-kinda-close local. It has to be Portland metro-specific. We commonly get pitches for stories on companies
that might sell products in Oregon or that have one very small office in the region, but the company itself is based
elsewhere. Its usually a nonstarter.
What to do: Know the local angle to your story before making the pitch. Like anything, there will be pitches that lie in
the gray area. Maybe your client is a high-profile CEO thats from Oregon, but doesnt work here now.
Dont skimp on numbers: Were the Business Journal, so were always going to want your financial statistics.
Companies that balk at giving us deal or value numbers value of an acquisition, annual revenue, company
employment total are companies that are less likely to get covered.
What to do: This is particularly an issue with startups and privately held companies. But stats like revenue are a way
for us to measure a companys size. If exact figures make you uncomfortable, consider offering a reasonable ballpark
figure. Knowing a company last year generated between $10 million and $20 million in revenue tells us a lot. Digital
Managing Editor Andy Giegerich put it this way: Whenever you can mention money, your pitch stands roughly a 35
percent better chance of earning traction. Without it, we have no context and, unless we know your company well,
might have less reason to run a story on you.
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Compiled by Brandon Sawyer

503-219-3411, @PDXBIZresearch
bsawyer@bizjournals.com

METROAREA CREATIVE AGENCIES

RANKED BY 2015 FISCAL YEAR REVENUE FROM PORTLAND METRO AREA OFFICES
Metro Metro Year Top local
Name / prior rank / URL Address / phone revenue employees Top specialties founded Headquarters executive(s) R CLOSER LOOK
17800 S.E. Mill Plain Blvd. #120 Amazon Marketplace retail strategy: brand
NetRush.com Inc. *
$489M
$59.45 Vancouver, Brian Gonsalves,
1 netrush.com
Vancouver, WA 98683
million
50 control, content management, premium 2006
WA Chris Marantette
800-643-1470 packaging and marketing
Branding; strategy and planning; digital
1631 N.W. Thurman St. #400 marketing; analytics; film and video; earned and
2 CMD 4
Portland, OR 97209
$51.46
160 paid media; content marketing; sales tools; 1978 Portland, OR Mike Cobb
Total combined metro-area
cmdagency.com 503-223-6794
million
product marketing; channel enablement; branded
revenue in 2015 of the firms
merchandise; events; experiential on The List.

22.3%
9000 S.W. Nimbus Ave. Brand events and marketing; creating and
3 Opus Agency 3
Beaverton, OR 97008
$47.11
116 managing hundreds of events and immersive 1993 Beaverton, OR Monte Wood
opus.agency million
971-223-0777 brand experiences each year around the world
207 N.W. Park Ave. Performance-driven creative and media agency Michelle
4 R2C Group 1
Portland, OR 97209
$45.8
125 that leverages advanced analytics aimed at 1998 Portland, OR Cardinal, Jane Increase from 2014 in
r2cgroup.com million
503-222-0025 achieving goals for our clients Crisan combined metro-area
209 S.W. Oak St. #300 Digital media, traditional media and creative ad revenue of firms on The List.
5 Sq1 West Inc. 5
Portland, OR 97204
$29.22
55 agency that measures, tests and optimizes for 2011 Dallas John Holmes

41.6%
sq1.com million
503-227-7200 maximum return on investment
6360 N.E. Martin Luther King Jr. Live events; integrated experiential marketing
6 Henry V Events
henryvevents.com
* Blvd.
Portland, OR 97211
$15
million
68
campaigns; product launches; press events; sales
meetings; mobile tours; consumer events;
1978 Portland, OR
Katja Asaro, Matt
Harper
503-232-6666 tradeshows Average percentage of
revenue from advertising at
1634 S.W. Alder St.
7 AdPearance 18
Portland, OR 97205
$12.54
101 Paid search, SEO, advanced analytics software 2009 Portland, OR
David Steinberg, firms on The List.
adpearance.com million Aaron James
503-548-1320

8 Dealer Spike
dealerspike.com
15
6405 S.W. Rosewood St., Ste. C
Lake Oswego, OR 97035
800-288-5917
$12.31
million
130
Distinctively designed, responsive websites for
dealerships; advanced search engine optimization
and marketing strategies; enhanced lead
generation abilities for increased sales
2008
Lake Oswego,
OR
Jay Mason
21%
Average percentage
Pacific Marketing & 9304 S.E. Main St.
$12.26
Fully integrated campaign development and in-
Worth Caldwell, of revenue from public
9 Publishing 10 Milwaukie, OR 97222
million
86 house execution for organizations needing direct 2006 Milwaukie OR
Everett Carson relations at firms on The List.
pmap.us 503-653-0145 marketing

54.3%
4350 S.W. Galewood St. #200 Digital marketing agency providing paid search Michael
10 Logical Position 20
Lake Oswego, OR 97035
$10.31
107 management, search engine optimization and 2010
Lake Oswego,
Weinhouse, John
logicalposition.com million OR
800-875-2129 website design Ganey
Affiliated Media LLC 7080 S.W. Beveland St.
$9.3
Broadcast TV, cable TV, broadcast radio, internet Average percentage
11 12 Portland, OR 97223
million
6 radio, outdoor, transit and all forms of digital, 2007 Portland, OR Ron Massey of revenue from digital
affmedia.com 503-639-1303 social and online media
marketing at firms on The
1875 S.E. Belmont St. List.
12 Nemo Design 11
Portland, OR 97214
$9.2
42 Brand design; retail; marketing 1999 Portland, OR Trevor Graves
nemodesign.com million
503-872-9631
415 W. 6th St. #605 Brand strategy, purpose-driven content and
13 AHA 13
Vancouver, WA 98660
$8.3
61 campaigns and a broad range of corporate 1994
Vancouver,
Betsy Henning
ABOUT THE LIST
ahainc.com million WA Information was obtained
360-750-1680 communications
from firm representatives
Comprehensive solutions to political and public
Pac/West 8600 S.W. St. Helens Dr.
$8.17 relations challenges; multi-faceted Wilsonville,
through questionnaires and
14 Communications 22 Wilsonville, OR 97070
million
23
communication campaigns to influence decisions
1997
OR
Paul Phillips could not be independently
pacwestcom.com 503-685-9400 verified by the Portland
and generate results
Business Journal. In case of
Bradshaw Advertising 811 N.W. 19th Ave.
$8 Digital marketing; media buying services; Barbara ties, companies are listed
15 17 Portland, OR 97209
million
14
marketing and advertising
1986 Portland, OR
Bradshaw alphabetically.
bradshawads.com 503-221-5000
DVA Advertising & 109 N.W. Greenwood Ave. #103
$8
Advertising agency and public relations firm with
Justin Yax, Mary NEED A COPY
15 Public Relations * Bend, OR 97703
million
12 particular expertise in the travel/tourism, lodging/ 1990 Bend, OR
Angelo OF THE LIST?
dvaadv.com 541-389-2411 hospitality, golf and health care industries
Information for obtaining
Business-to-business marketing agency creating reprints, Web permissions
1233 N.W. 12th Ave. #100 Denise Barnes,
17 Babcock Jenkins 9
Portland, OR 97209
$7.6
48
technology-enabled insight-driven strategies
1992 Portland, OR Heidi Dethloff, and commemorative
bnj.com million aimed at connecting buyers to brands in authentic,
503-382-8500 Lauren Goldstein plaques, call 800-927-2363.
enduring and measurable ways
More information can be
1430 S.E. 3rd Ave., 3rd Fl.
18 R/West 16
Portland, OR 97214
$7.32
37
Consumer brands that want to do great work that
1997 Portland, OR Sarah Simmons
found online by clicking the
r-west.com 503-223-5443
million makes money Store tab near the top of
the site.
107 S.E. Washington St., 6th Fl.
19 Fish Marketing 42
Portland, OR 97214
$7.1
24 Building brands and influencing behavior 2003 Portland, OR
Nate Parr, Doug
fish-marketing.com million Fish WANT TO BE
503-635-0007
ON THE LIST?
Strategic communication; multi-cultural
engagement; organizational and resource Eric Friedenwald- If you wish to be surveyed
519 S.W. 3rd Ave. #700
20 Metropolitan Group 19
Portland, OR 97204
$6.42
22
development for public health environment and
1989 Portland, OR
Fishman, Kiernan when The List is next
metgroup.com million sustainability; children, youth and families; social Doherty, Laura updated, or if you wish to
503-223-3299
justice and human rights; community and Dellinger be considered for other
economic development; public sector Lists, email your contact
240 N. Broadway #301 information to Brandon
21 Sockeye 21
Portland, OR 97227
$5.73
26 Brand creative agency 1997 Portland, OR
Andy Fraser,
Sawyer at bsawyer@
sockeye.tv million Peter Metz
503-226-3843 bizjournals.com.
P.O. Box 14689
22 Sasquatch Agency 51
Portland, OR 97293
$5.7
23 Food, beverage and fun 1995 Portland, OR Ken Chitwood
sasquatchagency.com million THE ONLINE LIST
503-222-2346
To see this and other lists
Gard Communications 1140 S.W. 11th Ave. #300
$5.25 Advertising and public relations firm specializing Brian Gard, Liz online (often including more
23 33 Portland, OR 97205
million
20
in corporate and public policy communications
1979 Portland, OR
Fuller listings and information not
gardcommunications.com 503-221-0100 shown in print) visit:
eROI 505 N.W. Couch St. #300
$5.16 Digital campaigns across email, web, and social www.bizjournals.com/
24 eroi.com
26
Portland, OR 97209
million
46
media
2002 Portland, OR Ryan Buchanan portland/topic/lists.
503-221-6200
2950 S.E. Stark St. #200
25 Charlton Marketing
charltonmarketing.com
* Portland, OR 97214
503-234-0811
$5.1
million
6
Media strategy and buying; business-to-consumer
advertising; creative strategy
1998 Portland, OR Rob Charlton

531 S.E. 14th Ave. #106 Business-to-consumer; travel and tourism;

25 Struck 23
Portland, OR 97214
$5.1
19 consumer packaged goods; restaurant and retail 2003 Salt Lake City Anderson Matt
struck.com million
503-517-2526 franchising; entertainment

NOTES: NA = not applicable, not available or not approved \ = Not ranked last year.
18 PORTLAND BUSINESS JOURNAL

Compiled by Brandon Sawyer

503-219-3411, @PDXBIZresearch
bsawyer@bizjournals.com

METROAREA CREATIVE AGENCIES

RANKED BY 2015 FISCAL YEAR REVENUE FROM PORTLAND METRO AREA OFFICES
Metro Metro Year Top local
Name / prior rank / URL Address / phone revenue employees Top specialties founded Headquarters executive(s) R CLOSER LOOK
3 Point Brand 11815 S.W. King James Pl. #50

1,952
$4.8 Branded apparel; promotional marketing; marketing
27 Management 28 Portland, OR 97224
million
12
displays; custom products; awards
2006 Portland, OR Joann Whitcher
3-pt.com 503-620-3410
DRIVE Marketing 2626 S.W. Corbett Ave. #200
$4.5 Marketing strategy; digital campaigns; motion
28 Group 30 Portland, OR 97201
million
16
graphics; branded merchandise and apparel
2011 Portland, OR Eric Weckert Total combined number of
drivemg.com 503-303-8499 metro-area employees at
7405 S.W. Tech Center Dr.,
firms on The List.

29 Pivot Group * Building B #140 $4.2 Marketing; market research; website services;

12%
41 2004 Portland, OR Mark Fordice
askpivot.com Portland, OR 97223 million training
503-608-7810
501 S.E. 14th Ave. Enterprise e-commerce; usability and customer Paddu
30 Copious 32
Portland, OR 97214
$4.1
27 journey mapping; custom digital product 2005 Portland, OR Ramachandran,
copio.us million Increase from last year
503-255-1822 development; magento enterprise; demandware Tim Haskins in combined metro-area
905 S.W. 16th Ave. employees at firms on The
31 LANE 29
Portland, OR 97205
$3.99
21
Consumer lifestyle; food and beverage; travel and
1990 Portland, OR
Wendy Lane
lanepr.com million hospitality; financial services; technology Stevens List.
503-221-0480
1515 N.W. 19th Ave. Outdoor lifestyle; athletic apparel and gear; food and Mark Ray,
32 NORTH Inc. 25
Portland, OR 97209
$3.86
34 beverage; organics and naturals; luxury; 1992 Portland, OR Rebecca MOST EMPLOYEES
north.com million
503-222-4117 entertainment Armstrong Here are the firms on The
Marketing communications for print and interactive List re-ranked by number of
2130 N.W. 29th Ave. including: product launches, packaging, brand metro-area employees:
33 HB Design 31
Portland, OR 97210
$3.8
18 identity, presentations, catalogs, print materials, Web 1978 Portland, OR
Noma Hanlon,
hbdesign.com million Gail Snow
503-944-1000 site development, interactive demos, animation and
motion graphics, online tools, applications, CMS CMD 160
601 S.W. Oak St.
34 Sparkloft Media
sparkloftmedia.com
* Portland, OR 97205
503-610-6113
$3.5
million
28
Social media; influencer marketing; social insights
and analytics
2006 Portland, OR Martin Stoll
Dealer Spike 130

R2C Group 125

Digital marketing campaigns, ongoing collateral for
Bonfire Marketing 3530 N. Vancouver Ave. #200
$3.4
engaging with target markets; brand creation and Opus Agency 116
35 Company * Portland, OR 97227
million
40 optimization for ongoing marketing; creative strategy, 2008 Portland, OR Ryan Lewis
thinkbonfire.com 503-686-8469 reviewing and ideating opportunities and tactics for Logical Position 107
brand engagement
106 S.E. 11th Ave., Ste. A Digital technology firm offering complex Web AdPearance 101
35 GRAYBOX 54
Portland, OR 97214
$3.4
28 applications, e-commerce, custom apps and software 2009 Portland, OR Paul Weinert
grayboxpdx.com 503-575-2485
million
and marketing websites Pacific Marketing &
86
Publishing
Opus Creative Group 2337 N.W. York St.
$3.4
Integrated marketing agency that provides creative
Anna Huston, Jim
35 * Portland, OR 97210
million
17 solutions for digital, physical, event and retail 1994 Portland, OR
Fletcher Henry V Events 68
opuscreative.com 503-220-0252 programs
5 Centerpointe Dr. #570 Public relations; strategic communications; creative Zach Hyder, Rick AHA 61
38 Quinn Thomas 36
Lake Oswego, OR 97035
$3.21
8 strategy; media planning and buying; public affairs; 2009 Portland, OR Thomas, Doug
quinnthomas.com million Sq1 West Inc. 55
503-260-3235 corporate communications Badger
215 S.E. Morrison St. #2004
39 Mutt Industries 39
Portland, OR 97214
$3.15
15 Brand, advertising and production services 2009 Portland, OR Cindy Wade
muttindustries.com million
503-841-5427 ABOUT THE LIST
1430 S.E. 3rd Ave. #250 Digital strategy and consumer experience; content Information was obtained
40 The Program 49
Portland, OR 97214
$3.1
23 (film, photo, motion) production; software 2006 Portland, OR
Ethan Smith-
theprogrampdx.com million Gillespie from firm representatives
503-616-3742 engineering
through questionnaires and
240 N. could not be independently
Broadway #116, LeftBank
41 Watson Creative 64
Building
$3
11 Business by design, branding and digital 2008 Portland, OR Matt Watson
verified by the Portland
watsoncreative.com Portland, OR 97227
million Business Journal. In case of
800-280-3057 ties, companies are listed
217 N.E. 8th Ave. alphabetically.
42 DHX Advertising 48
Portland, OR 97232
$2.99
17
Brand strategy and development; digital
1989 Portland, OR Dave DeMots
dhxadv.com million engagements; campaign creation NEED A COPY
503-872-9616
Brand development; strategic planning; creative OF THE LIST?
Magneto Brand 71 S.W. Oak St. #3N
$2.75 development/production and media, traditional and Information for obtaining
43 Advertising 38 Portland, OR 97204
million
9
digital; website; public relations; promotions for all
2001 Portland, OR Craig Opfer
reprints, Web permissions
magnetoworks.com 503-222-7477
industries and commemorative
107 S.E. Washington St. #300 plaques, call 800-927-2363.
44 Grady Britton 37
Portland, OR 97214
$2.71
23
Food and beverage; travel and tourism; sustainability;
1974 Portland, OR
Andy Askren,
More information can be
gradybritton.com million consumer goods and services; health Paige Campbell
503-228-4118 found online by clicking the
CFM Strategic 1100 S.W. 6th Ave. #1425
Store tab near the top of
45 Communications Inc. Portland, OR 97204
$2.7
10
Health care; energy; transportation; infrastructure;
1990 Portland, OR Gary Conkling
the site.
35 million development; manufacturing
503-294-9120
cfm-online.com WANT TO BE
Kent Lewis, Mike ON THE LIST?
310 N.E. Failing St. Measurable marketing agency specializing in search-
46 Anvil Media Inc. 40
Portland, OR 97212
$2.54
15 engine marketing, social-media marketing and 2000 Portland, OR
Terry, Shannon If you wish to be surveyed
anvilmediainc.com 503-595-6050
million
analytics
Wolcott, Josh when The List is next
Breese updated, or if you wish to
Maxwell PR + 3934 S.W. Corbett Ave.
$2.4 Natural and organic food and beverage; consumer Jennifer
be considered for other
47 Engagement 46 Portland, OR 97239
million
22
packaged goods; travel and tourism; sustainability
1997 Portland, OR
Maxwell-Muir
Lists, email your contact
maxwellpr.com 503-231-3086 information to Brandon
Consumer-facing and B2B technology; comprehensive Daniel O'Connell, Sawyer at bsawyer@
1200 N.W. Naito Pkwy. #520
48 Brand Definition 61
Portland, OR 97209
$2.3
13
and creative differentiation for consumer-electronics,
2010 New York
Chris Hertzog, bizjournals.com.
brand-definition.com million proAV, security, enterprise-IT, broadcast, Abbey
503-715-0990
architectural and automotive technology Masciarotte THE ONLINE LIST
712 Main St. #100 Strategic video consultancy driving traffic and sales To see this and other lists
49 Funnelbox 41
Oregon City, OR 97045
$2.23
18 through YouTube, content strategy, production, 1999
Oregon City, Robb Crocker,
online (often including more
funnelbox.com million OR Robb Crocker
503-595-5901 analytics and optimization listings and information not
1001 S.E. Water Ave. #120 shown in print) visit:
50 Thread Creative
threadcreative.com
* Portland, OR 97214
503-939-6775
$2.2
million
15
Verbal identity; inbound content management;
narrative-led branding
2009 Portland, OR Brian Hennessy www.bizjournals.com/
portland/topic/lists.
High-level strategy and tactical execution throughout
Dunthorpe Marketing 8825 S.E. 11th Ave. #100
$2.18 the lead lifecycle with marketing automation,
51 Group Inc. 50 Portland, OR 97202
million
22
teleservices, database, content, demand generation
1996 Portland, OR Susan Linman
dunthorpemarketing.com 503-236-4242
and consulting
Online marketing agency that specializes in helping
808 S.W. 3rd Ave. #600 Nick Herinckx,
52 Obility 59
Portland, OR 97204
$2.11
22
business-to-business companies increase marketing-
2011 Portland, OR Mike
obilityb2b.com million qualified leads and sales opportunities, all while
503-320-4455 Nierengarten
tracking efforts back to revenue

NOTES: NA = not applicable, not available or not approved \ = Not ranked last year.
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I BSAWYER@BIZJOURNALS.COM
Ad it up
The List of creative agencies is,
admittedly, something of a grab bag. A
major fixture of Portlands long heralded
creative class, marketing, advertising,
public relations, digital, design and
communications firms are a diverse
34.5% 34.5%
23.6%
Increased Increased Stayed
by more
than 10%
by 5-10% about the
same
FACES OF THE LIST
Michelle Cardinal
CEO AND COFOUNDER, R2C GROUP
R
emember Ginzu Knives, Mr. Microphone and the Psychic Friends
Network? Infomercials for those products and others hawked on
late-night television may have spawned countless spoofs, but they
also launched a marketing industry specialty that by some estimates
generated up to $150 billion in sales in 2015.
Today, so-called direct response
marketing includes television, digital
and radio campaigns that have a call-
to-action that helps product makers
close transactions.
Michelle Cardinal has harnessed
the power of direct marketing
throughout her 20-year career, and
continues to do so through R2C
Group (No. 4 on the list), which she
co-founded with her partner Tim
OLeary, when the two merged their
respective agencies, Cmedia and
Respond2.
Together, theyve built a creative
agency powerhouse. Revenue in 2015
was $45.8 million. The company has
offices in four cities and employs 200,
including 125 in Portland.
Local employees work in four
owned and operated buildings in
the North Park Blocks, one of which
houses a production studio.
Clients include Consumer Cellular,
sector with multiple business models,
revenue streams and specializations.
So its difficult to gauge their aggregate
success or common challenges. Some
remain traditional advertising agencies
working with multiple vendors entirely in
command of their clients advertising and
marketing presence. Others offer more
a la carte services, such as social media
management or branding strategies.
Nevertheless, looking at The List as a
whole, Portland metro-area revenue grew
SWELLING BUDGETS
Heres what creative
agencies surveyed for The
List said about whether
clients' advertising and
marketing budgets increased
over the last year.
5.5%
1.8%
Decreased Decreased
by 5-10% by more
than 10%
Bissell, Google, bareMinerals and
ChristianMingle.
In addition to direct response
marketing, R2C Group also provides
clients with brand advertising, a
combination that for years was a
rarity within a single creative agency.
We talked to Cardinal about why
that is and about whats new at R2C
and in the industry. The interview has
been edited for brevity and clarity.
Why is it unusual for a single agency
to provide direct response marketing
and brand advertising? I think it goes
back to old ideas about marketing and
advertising and that a lot of brands
that utilized direct response were not
terribly good at building brands. Now,
those two have come together naturally
and were seeing fast-growing, national
companies that need to be able to drive
sales, drive transactions and build
brands.
19
Researcher Brandon Sawyer compiles
The List for the Business Journal.
@PDXBIZRESEARCH
22 percent over last year to $489 million We asked agencies on The List to
at the top 52 creative agencies, and they describe the most innovative local
added 234 employees, nearly reaching campaigns in the last year. Rebecca
2,000 combined. And these numbers Armstrong, managing director of No.
are certainly way higher due to notable 32 NORTH Inc. wrote: The Timbers'
omissions, including Portlands biggest campaign continues to be the most
ad agency, Wieden+Kennedy, as well as impactful, creative and innovative local
SET, Instrument and Downstream, which advertising in Portland. Ben Herman,
all chose not to disclose their revenue president of No. 54 Mad Fish Digital,
as required by our survey. In the ultra- agreed. Almost every Portlander knows
competitive marketing world, privately what the Timbers Army is, regardless of
held agencies are notoriously private. ever attending a game.
WHAT AGENCIES ON THE LIST ARE MOST CONCERNED ABOUT P
click fraud finding skilled contractors
cost of housing over-saturation
start up financing potential for recession keeping costs down
CPC inflation misinformation tighter budgets
retaining qualified staff
web security bad
finding good people
vendors
attracting a-level talent
WHAT AGENCIES ON THE LIST ARE MOST OPTIMISTIC ABOUT P
culture, difference making helping businesses grow
marketing automation
better data innovation video
creative talent
increased collaboration new digital tools
digital targeting capabilities new technology
future growth of millennials online presence importance
understanding of how to sell direct.
Now, our primary clients are what we
call fast companies that are selling
online and focus on both driving sales
and building their brand, and they
want to use data to help decide how to
spend their money. Weve worked with
companies such as ChristianMingle
and TaxAct.com that have done a great
job growing to $200 million to $300
million. Now they need mass media
to grow the brand. We specialize in
taking companies to $1 billion.
Whats one of your favorite
Analytics, tracking and campaigns? Im very proud
accountability are big when it of the work weve done with
comes to marketing campaigns, ChristianMingle. We looked at the
and those are primary focus areas brand and said this isnt about dating,
for R2C Group. Whats driving the its about community. It was a big
demand for data? A lot has to do with challenge to reposition the brand from
technology. When you think about just another dating website featuring
traditional marketing, its all about couples sitting on a couch to
eyeballs, how many people see an communicating the core aspirational
advertisement. We bring sophisticated message of the brand, which is: The
tracking and analytic skills. When Power of Two. We launched that
a client comes to us, they get an campaign in January 2015.
in-depth dashboard and every day
they know how many products they You have offices in San Francisco,
sold by channel. Weve been doing Rhode Island, outside of Philadelphia
this for 18 years and have developed and Portland. What keeps you here in
proprietary technology. Portland? Its innovative, out-of-the-
box thinking, but its also nice. People
How have client demands changed in Portland and in Oregon are nice and
in recent years? When I first got that can be unusual in the advertising
into the industry, I was working industry.
with entrepreneurial companies
that wanted to sell direct or Fortune Suzanne Stevens, @PDXBizSuzanne
500 companies that wanted a better
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A comprehensive resource for growing businesses
Bringing housing and clinics together
EIGHT YEARS AFTER NEAR COLLAPSE, CASCADIA BEHAVIORAL HEALTH PILOTS NEW MODEL
BY ELIZABETH HAYES
ehayes@bizjournals.com, @PDXBIZLiz
L
ater this year, Cascadia Behavior-
al Health will break ground on a
gleaming $3.5 million center in
Northeast Portland that will combine
affordable housing and physical and
mental health services.
Were seeing
this project as a
model, were hop-
ing, not just for Cas-
cadia, but for oth-
er organizations in
Oregon and nation-
ally, said Cascadia
CEO Derald Walker.
Derald Cascadia, a non-
Walker profit provider of
mental health and
addiction services
to low-income people, has plans for
three other, similar clinics with integrat-
ed services on the drawing board as well.
Yet the $3.5 million center in North-
east Portland and the next wave of proj-
ects would have been unthinkable eight
years ago, when the nonprofit nearly col-
lapsed. Even after Cascadia returned to
profitability two years later under Wak-
ers direction, the nonprofit was half as
big as it used to be.
At its low point, the staff numbered
around 350. Now that number has near-
ly tripled, to more than 900 employees.
Revenue has also rebounded, reach-
ing $59.3 million last year, up from $42
million five years ago. Net consolidated
income has remained steady, at around
$4 million.
A lot of hard work was done and tears
shed, Walker said. Weve increased
significantly. The challenge is to control
that growth and consolidate the prog-
ress weve made, before launching into
another venture.
Fiscal meltdown
What led to Cascadia nearly unraveling
in the spring of 2008 was a change in the
way it was paid for its services, Walker
said. The organization went from receiv-
ing lump sum payments to provide pro-
grams, requiring minimal data, to a fee-
for-service model, a highly complex
system that required them to produce
more detailed records.
It was rough, but pretty straightfor-
ward, and a situation where companies
whether theyre for-profit or nonprof-
it, especially in health care can go side-
ways on, Walker said.
Cascadia, at one point, had $3.5 mil-
lion in outstanding claims. Cash reserves
were getting thinner and thinner and
it spent down a line of credit that need-
ed to be renewed, Walker said. The state
demanded repayment of $2.7 million to
Cascadia Behavioral Health is replacing its Garlington Center on Northeast Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard with a $3.5
million facility that will combine a primary care clinic with 52 apartments, most of which will be low-income housing.
R CLOSER LOOK
The company: Cascadia Behavioral
Healthcare Inc.
What: Nonprofit provider of mental
health and addiction services to
low-income people; operator of 600
housing units
CEO: Derald Walker
Revenue: $59.3 million
Net assets: $25.7 million, as of June
30, 2015
Individuals served: 13,000 a year
Locations: 75, with four main
outpatient clinics
Area of operations: Multnomah,
Clackamas, Washington, Marion and
Lane counties
Employees: 900
Medicaid, which provides most of the
nonprofits revenue. Its founding CEO,
Leslie Ford, was forced out, while two
chief financial officers quit.
Walker came in and obtained a $2.2
million loan from Multnomah County
and the state, negotiated the Medicaid
assessment down to $1.2 million over five
years and transferred several programs
to other nonprofits to cut expenses.
Cascadia invested in a new electron-
ic health records system, which fixed
the billing and claims coding prob-
lems, and expanded its administrative
staff, which occupies two full floors of
its Northeast Portland offices. Cascadia
now uses a quality management system
to assess whether its services are bene-
fiting clients. A five-person data intelli-
gence team mines things like the average
length of care for someone at a given age
and diagnosis.
We track and trend a lot of what we
do, Walker said. We can go in through
our claims data and come up with an
aggregate analysis, so if we find out a
large percentage are dropping out of
care prematurely, and theres evidence
theyve relapsed, we can go back and
look at how were providing that level
of care.
In the past three years, reimburse-
ment has gone back to the fixed amount
per month, based on the seriousness of
each patients needs. Cascadia, like all
mental health providers, has struggled to
keep up with the increased demand from
the Medicaid expansion, which opened
the program to low-income adults. One
strategy is to triage patients through a
new intake system, Walker said.
Joanne Fuller, Multnomah County
Health Department director, said Walk-
er and his team have done an outstand-
ing job of turning Cascadia around and
navigating the current environment.
Its tremendously challenging, she
said. Just because we insured a bunch of
people, that doesnt mean we have more
therapists and crisis workers, so we have
to be creative and innovative to meet
that demand and continue to improve
outcomes.
Looking ahead
One of Walkers biggest worries these
days is how the rising cost of living in
21
COURTESY OF CASCADIA BEHAVIORAL HEALTH
Portland is impacting employees, as
nonprofits have a limited ability to keep
pace. Staff turnover is a constant prob-
lem, he said. Employees can often make
$20,000 a year more at hospital systems
and health plans or a completely unre-
lated industry.
If were lucky, we get a couple of
percentage points increase in rates from
year to year and pass as much as we pos-
sibly can to employees, Walker said.
That, more than anything, keeps me
up at night.
The dearth of affordable housing in
Portland is one reason Walker is passion-
ate about Cascadias planned, 52-unit
project on Northeast Martin Luther King
Jr. Boulevard. Cascadia is about halfway
through fundraising for the primary care
clinic piece, which will be run by Central
City Concern. And its almost done with
raising funding for the housing, which
will be geared mostly to low-income
people, with about a dozen reserved for
those with mental illness.
Cascadias existing Garlington Cen-
ter building will be razed in September
to make way for the new project. Walk-
er said its the first building he knows
of designed in partnership between
behavioral/addictions and primary care
providers. Teams will work together in
pods to coordinate patients care and
ensure that theyre receiving all the ser-
vices they need.
We dont want a cold clinic-type of
building, but one that seems inviting,
safe and warm for the people we serve,
Walker said.
22 PORTLAND BUSINESS JOURNAL

THE PITCH

Writing letters by the bottle

WINK PENS TURN ANY STAINING LIQUID, INCLUDING WINE, INTO REFILLABLE INK

A
bout three years ago, while
R CLOSER LOOK
she was a student at the Art
Institute of Portland, Jessica Company name: WinkPens LLC
Chan was given the assignment to Headquarters: Portland
design a sustainable product.
Year founded: 2015
She chose a printer, a decision that
CEO: Jessica Chan
sent her on a mission to understand
Employees: 1
the lifecycle of its components, most
notably its ink. Online: www.winkpens.com, www.
crowdsupply.com/winkpens/winkpens
It turns out that not all inks are
equal, nor all inks actually ink.
The lessons learned from that
that provide her resources, feedback
research sparked the idea for the
and accountability in business
industrial designers newest venture,
goals and actions. WinkPens is also
WinkPens LLC, her startup that
among the dozen local businesses
manufacturers refillable glass fountain
chosen to participate in the Portland
pens that can write using any liquid
Development Commissions new
with a staining property, like tea, juice
Project Increase, a pilot program
or wine.
designed to take established, minority
Thanks to a successful Kickstarter
CATHY CHENEY small business owners through a
campaign last year, Chans already
Jessica Chans Wink Pen can be refilled with either traditional ink or any liquid tailored growth planning course.
sold more than 1,200 pre-orders of the
that stains, including wine, juice or coffee. Prices start at $149 per pen.
Wink Pen wine + ink = wink at
Capital raised: Chan raised $62,062
prices ranging from $149 to $164 for a
contains an ink reservoir. market since the 1930s, which Chan from 850 different backers through
personalized version.
believes will make it appealing to pen a Kickstarter campaign last May,
The pens, she said, are something
How it makes money: The pens are, enthusiasts. Its also the only writing surpassing her initial goal of $47,000.
of a throwback, harkening back to a
for now, only being sold through the device on the market built to handle She also received personal loans
time when calligraphers used brushes
website. So far, Chan has taken orders both traditional inks and alternatives and investment from family and
dipped in wine.
from 26 different countries following like wine and juice. friends to cover the $100,000 cost of
There hasnt been a new glass
a successful crowdfunding campaign manufacturing the first batch of pens.
pen on the market since the 1930s,
last year, which raised enough capital Business it could disrupt: Chan sees
she said. In a way, it brings back
to cover most of the upfront costs of Winkpens as a foil to the world of Capital sought: Chan is still
inspiration from history and marries it
making the product. The first pens are high-tech gadgetry. With the shift determining how much, if any,
with modern aesthetics.
expected to ship in mid-April. towards a higher tech and more additional funding she may need. Her
automated world today, there is also first $100,000 covered the production
The business: Winkpens makes
The market strategy: Chan said she the importance of the low tech, of 2,000 pens. There were only 1,200
refillable glass fountain pens built to
hopes to eventually expand the brand brand transparency, she said. With pre-ordered, so shes hoping sales of
write with raw inks such as wine, juice,
both domestically and internationally. a Wink Pen, not only is it a new tool her remaining inventory will cover the
or tea.
The firm is working with what she for creative expression but there cost of the next production run.
called a high-profile distributor to will always also be that irreplaceable
The product: Called the Wink Pen,
increase brand awareness, market and satisfaction of translating your Ideal exit: At the moment, Chan said
it was created by Chan to provide a
sell products into new niches and retail thoughts manually onto paper. shes not considering an exit. Her hope
sustainable alternative to the everyday
stores. She envisions collaborating with is to build WinkPens into a standalone
writing utensil. The companys name,
other businesses, such as wineries or Managers and their background: operation with a broader product line.
Winkpens, is derived from the concept
museums, and possibly expanding its Chan, the companys sole employee, is Its going to become a full-on pen
of using wine as ink. The pen can be
product offering to include things like a Portland-based industrial designer company, she said. Growing it is the
loaded with any liquid that possesses
stationary, pen sleeves or scented inks. with a background in business. She has plan.
a staining property. They have been
more than seven years of experience in
engineered to adapt to low-viscosity
Competition: Chan said her closest business and design. Erik Siemers, @PDXBIZErik
fluids, allowing users to use both
competitors would be other brands of
traditional and nontraditional inks.
fountain pens or art supplies. Advisers: Chan works out of Nedspace,
Chan describes it as a hybrid between
a coworking space in downtown The Business Journal doesnt endorse
a dip pen and a fountain pen, because
Competitive advantage: Wink pens Portland, and is heavily involved in two companies featured in The Pitch, nor is
it can be both manually fed and
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Information to build your business

R Assumed
business
names
Clackamas County
Julie Carman, Five Dogs
Farm, 28601 S.E. Dale Lane,
Eagle Creek 97022.
Sycamore St., Scappoose
97056.
Multnomah County
Cascade Custom Concrete
Coatings, 4421 S.E. Topaz
Drive, Troutdale 97060.
Richard Kraft, Kraft Painting
Sir Home Inspections LLC, Maintenance, 1820 S.E.
R ABOUT THIS SECTION 14211 S.W. Tewkesbury Mulberry Court, McMinnville
Drive, Portland 97224. 97128.
READERS GUIDE Robert Woodruff, Justpay, Marketproz, P.O. Box 747,
COURT LISTINGS 15685 S.W. 116th Ave., McMinnville 97128.
The Business Leads is a collection of Construction liens ................... 26 Tigard 97224. Jennifer Sanders, The
information gathered from Portland area Joshua Bryant, Buyers Green Heart Oregon, 1208
New civil lawsuits .....................28
courthouses, government offices and 24, 2410 S.W. 87th Ave., S.W. Baker St., McMinnville
informational websites. We gather these Federal tax liens filed............... 26 Portland 97225. 97128.

Ralph Soule, Geopotential,

22323 E. Wild Fern Lane,
Brightwood 97011.
Jerald Catt, Listening For A
Change, 1435 S. Birch Court,
Canby 97013.
Chelsea Tuning, Fine Tuning
Training, 43299 S.E. Porter
Road, Estacada 97023.
Darla Christensen, Picket
Perfect, 21623 S. McKenzie
Lane, Estacada 97023.
Hunter Johnson, Oregon
Apiaries, P.O. Box 662,
Molalla 97038.
Charity Wood, PELN, 11638
S. New Era Road, Oregon City
97045.
Khalid Shnan, Almanar,
6871 S.W. Wilsonville Road
Apt. 96, Wilsonville 97070.
Norma Gonzalez Ramirez,
La Yaquesita, P.O. Box 2686,
Wilsonville 97070.
Deborah Tenenholz,
Husband for An Hour, P.O.
Box 22473, Milwaukie
97269.
Sheree Murray, Pampered
Paws, 38660 S.E. Hudson
Road, Sandy 97055.
Karla Sanchez Sotomayor,
S&S Accounting Services,
685 First St. Apt. 28, Lake
Oswego 97034.
Carl Coffman, Waterside
Apartments, P.O. Box 387,
Oregon City 97045.
Jian Chen, Happy Family
Restaurant and Lounge, 413
Grange Ave., Molalla 97038.
Dan Ionita, Mynter Auto,
28600 S.E. Knox Road,
Boring 97009.
Harrison Jensen, Harrisons
Mobile Detailing, 18787
Central Point Road Apt. 227,
Oregon City 97045.
Sam Shimary, Shimary Auto,
8010 S.E. Otty St., Milwaukie
97222.
Vieng Oudom, Sommi
Wine Cellars, 10876 S.E.
Sunnyside Road, Clackamas
97015.
Black Market Glass, 28151
S.E. Highway 212, Boring
97009.
Jacquelin Weathers, CJS
Craft Boutique, 33000 S.E.
Colorado Road, Sandy 97055.
7-Eleven No. 27453C,
29955-A S.W. Boones Ferry
Road, Wilsonville 97070.
Nathan Raymond, A+
Computer Service, 14932 S.
Blue Vista Drive, Oregon City
97045.
Bryan Tom, Gocity Services,
1658 Laurel St. Apt. 1, Lake
Oswego 97034.
Bryan Tom, Gocity Staffing,
1658 Laurel St. Apt. 1, Lake
Oswego 97034.
Sunday Effiong, Edemsons
Enterprise, 16690 S.E.
McLoughlin Blvd., Milwaukie
97267.
Kenneth Dill, Kede
Productions, 2220 Gilman
Drive Apt. 313, Oregon City
97045.
Krishan Nattar, Stumptown
Videos, 7350 S.E. Jack Road,
Milwaukie 97222.
April Truong, Beyond Skin
Deep Laser Center, 11505
S.E. 77th Place, Milwaukie
97222.
Binh Huynh, The Nail
Parlour, 8800 S.E. Sunnyside
Road Suite 257-5, Clackamas
97015.
Jorge Hernandez, Oswego
Cleaning Co., 5019 Foothills
Road Apt. A, Lake Oswego
97034.
Columbia County
Tim Mosterdyke, Plans NW,
33740 Blaha Road, Warren
97053.
George Cornwall, PDM
Staffing LLC, 44638 S.W.
and Remodel, P.O. Box 12,
Corbett 97019.
Joseph Weston, The
Stratford Condominiums,
2154 N.E. Broadway No. 200,
Portland 97232.
Mark Kaip, MK Distinctive
Dentistry, 1800 S.W. First St.
Suite 530, Portland 97201.
Jose Ruiz, The Office
Taproom, 6193 S.E. Foster
Road, Portland 97206.
Christina Vander Werf,
Healthcare Communicators of
Oregon, 4400 N.E. Halsey St.
Suite 592, Portland 97213.
Lynneah Tessman, 22751
N.E. Halsey St. Apt. 51,
Fairview 97024.
Hasan Artharee, Score
Athletics, 2733 N.E. Elliott
Ave., Gresham 97030.
Ashley Pederson, Bridal
Bling, 1905 S.W. Heiney
Road, Gresham 97080.
Jeffrey Johnson, Current
Extracts, 3301 S.W. 23rd St.,
Gresham 97080.
Arena District, 2775 S.W.
Old Orchard Road, Portland
97201.
USCS YEA, 1300 S.W. Fifth
Ave. Suite 2400, Portland
97201.
Erik Berglund, Glisan-
Berglund, 1268 S.W.
Cardinell Drive, Portland
97201.
Evohl Malagon, Malagon
Dispute Resolution, 600 S.E.
Marion St. No. 302, Portland
97202.
National Alliance On
Mental Illness Mid-Valley,
4701 S.E. 24th Ave. Suite E,
Portland 97202.
Benjamin Jacobsen, Clear
Path Concentrates, 2123 S.E.
Division St., Portland 97202.
Matthew Hilla, RWB
Portland, 3924 S.E.
Woodward St., Portland
97202.
Lindsay Fryback, St. Johns
Clay Cooperative, 6810 N.
Nashton St., Portland 97203.
Bright Girls, 10035 N.
MacRum Ave., Portland
97203.
Cecily Madanes, 7521
N. Gloucester Ave. Unit 1,
Portland 97203.
Jeffrey Nudelman, Timber
Arms, 1121 S.W. Salmon St.,
Portland 97205.
Jeffrey Nudelman, Timbers
Tower, 1121 S.W. Salmon St.,
Portland 97205.
Paul Ferretti, Ferretti Rosa
Rose`, 6909 S.E. Mall St.,
Portland 97206.
Eric Rowe, Studio Infinity,
1221 N.W. 11th Ave. Apt.
607, Portland 97209.
Kelsey Glasser, Thelonious,
555 N.W. Park Ave. Apt. 102,
Portland 97209.
Run PDX, 1126 N.W. Marshall
St., Portland 97209.
Robin Brassaw, Brassinez,
5250 N.E. 25th Ave.,
Portland 97211.
Single Origin, 5934 N.E.
14th Ave., Portland 97211.
Lisa Dunlap, Dunlap
Advisors, 3002 N.E. 13th
Ave., Portland 97212.
Rodney Walker, The Groove
Band, 6226 N. Curtis Ave.,
Portland 97217.
Danielle Zeghbib, Buffalo
21, 7207 N. Albina Ave.,
Portland 97217.
Unite Oregon, 700 N.
Killingsworth St., Portland
97217.
Jesse Aszman, The Stoney
Point, 4606 N.E. Holman St.,
Portland 97218.
CSM Advantage LLC, 1287
S.W. Ophelia St., Portland
97219.
Kimberly Rinehart, Nox
Aeon, 10820 N.E. Hancock
St., Portland 97220.
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Elena Dyakova, International
Institute of Speech
Pathology, 9700 N.E. Everett
Court No. 306, Portland
97220.
Nicholas Doughty, 1937
Studio, 1937 N.E. 101st Ave.,
Portland 97220.
Mike Blackburn, Blackburn
Sound, 3436 N. Gantenbein
Ave., Portland 97227.
David Boekelheide,
Boekelworks, 238 N. Beech,
Portland 97227.
High Society Collection,
911 N. Monroe St., Portland
97227.
Stephanie Goold, Ebony &
Ivory 4U 2U, 17924 S.E. Haig
Drive, Portland 97236.
Matt Ruhland, Ruhland
Mandolins, 6342 S.E. 89th
Ave., Portland 97266.
Oscar Valadrian, Valadrian
Creative and Consulting,
1220 N.E. 17th Ave. Unit
3-D, Portland 97232.
The Bridgetown
Apartments, c/o Kyle D.
Wuepper 75 S.E. Yamhill St.
Suite 202, Portland 97214.
Joseph Weston, The
Manhattan Condominiums,
2154 N.E. Broadway No. 200,
Portland 97232.
Joseph Weston, The Waldorf
Condominiums, 2154 N.E.
Broadway No. 200, Portland
97232.
Robert Phed, Cherry Avenue
Trailer Park, 1001 S.W. Fifth
Ave. Suite 1220, Portland
97204.
Bonsai Restaurant, 615
S.W. Broadway Ave., Portland
97205.
Patricia Talarico, Whats For
Dinner, 6945 S.W. Seventh
Ave., Portland 97219.
Sergey Pipchenko, Western
Sky Motors, 1597 S.W. 29th
St., Troutdale 97060.
Clutch Coffee Roasters,
5904 N.E. 13th Ave.,
Portland 97211.
Bailey Patterson, So Simple
Shave Ice & Fresh Syrups,
3435 N.E. 45th Ave. Suite C,
Portland 97213.
Lenny VanScyoc, Game
On! Gifts and Collectibles,
4849 S.W. 11th St. Apt. 210,
Gresham 97080.
Rubina Martini, The Pigeons
Studio and Gallery, 7325 N.
Alta Ave., Portland 97203.
Lindsay Fryback, Rock
Bottom Pottery, 6810 N.
Nashton St., Portland 97203.
Kindra Lanford-Crick,
Kindra Crick Studios, 3936
N.E. 14th Ave., Portland
97212.
Jyunmi Hatcher, Just Some
Movie Junkies, 5819 N.E.
Glisan St. Apt. 222, Portland
97213.
Norm Lippert, Lathe
Creations NW, 1800 S.E.
104th Court, Portland
97216.
Jordan Bernier, Bernie
Shirts, 910 N. Harbour Drive
No. 429, Portland 97217.
Salvatore Folisi, Xander
Stone Ink, 4610 N.E. Alberta
Court, Portland 97218.
Lisa Weseman, Lost
Treasures Decor, 1111 S.E.
144th Ave., Portland 97233.
Samantha Shearer, Chill
Services, 604 S.E. 72nd Ave.,
Portland 97215.
Det Vongthongthip, Primary
Office Services, 2025 S.E.
92nd Ave., Portland 97216.
Matthew Wenner, Sasquatch
Garden Design, 8436 N.
Willamette, Portland 97203.
Timothy Wright, Anatomy
Woodworks and Design, 8216
N. Swenson St., Portland
97203.
ISI Security Solutions, 818
S.W. Third Ave. No. 430,
Portland 97204.
Jarred Trantham, Lost Sailor
Design, 4626 N.E. 29th Ave.,
Portland 97211.
Leslie Morgan, Pine Cone
Express, 9223 S.E. Ash St.,
Portland 97216.
James Cote, Zip Line
Delivery, 8728 N. Wilbur
Ave., Portland 97217.
Klay Arsenault, Kleja
Design, 6907 N.E. Roselawn,
Portland 97218.
Oana Ticula, Ticula
Enterprises, 8539 S.E.
Clinton St., Portland 97266.
David Campion, Dave
Campion Web Development,
609 S.E. Taylor St. No. 301,
Portland 97214.
Patricia Davidson, RV
Mobile Web Services, P.O. Box
82292, Portland 97282.
Melissa Pope, Wundershun
Music, 2119 N. Kerby Ave.
Suite E-2, Portland 97227.
Young Kim, Dereks Shoe
Repair, 515 S.W. Broadway,
Portland 97205.
Joseph Perry, Perry
Productions, 3003 S.E.
Brooklyn St., Portland
97202.
Ann Pyne Productions, 107
S.E. Washington St. Suite
245, Portland 97214.
Vadim Feytser, Rafael Video
Pro, 10149 S.E. Pardee St.,
Portland 97266.
Del Stephens, Tuna Dog
Productions, P.O. Box 10762,
Portland 97296.
Melissa Pope, Makeup by
Melissa Pope, 8004 N. Hurst
Federal tax liens released ........ 26
State tax liens filed .................. 26
PROSPECTING ENTRIES
Assumed business names ........25
New businesses ....................... 26
New corporations .................... 29
REAL ESTATE LISTINGS
Building permits .......................25
Commercial ............................. 30
Residential ............................... 30
Ave., Portland 97203.
Julia Bosworth, Jewel Lotus
Yoga Center, 1020 S.W.
Taylor St. Suite 780, Portland
97205.
Sarasvati Institute of
Ayurvedic Yoga Therapy,
1307 S.E. Harrison St.,
Portland 97214.
Saraswati Institute of
Ayurvedic & Yogic Arts,
1307 S.E. Harrison St.,
Portland 97214.
Stephen Arnold, Technical
Counseling, 6911 N. Albina
Ave., Portland 97217.
Nathan Emerson, Maitri
Mental Health Counseling,
8606 N.E. Schuyler St.,
Portland 97220.
Teresa Ruuemau, Truuemau
Adult Foster Care, 7104
S.E. 122nd Drive, Portland
97236.
Natalie Moravec, The
Chariot Tarot Eclectic, P.O.
Box 16814, Portland 97292.
Nicki Howell, Sold
Photography, 936 S.E. 25th
St., Gresham 97080.
Nicole Young, Foodsy
Photo, 2955 N.E. 59th Ave.,
Portland 97213.
Michael Demidenko, Michael
Demidenko Photography,
430 N.E. 16th Ave. Apt. 323,
Portland 97232.
Danielle Thompson,
Personal Touch Cleaning
Services, 1717 S.E. Orient
Drive No. 228, Gresham
97080.
Gail Kearns, Oregon City
Cleaners, P.O. Box 14732,
Portland 97293.
Altrue Walker, Shiloh Church
of God In Christ, 2407
N.E. Saratoga St., Portland
97211.
Neri Albarran Velazquez,
Brisa Child Care, 747 N.E.
162nd Ave., Portland 97230.
Tigist Adare, Tigi
Transportation, 9673 N.
Woolsey Ave., Portland
97203.
Tesfaye Tessema, Yohanna
Medical Transportation,
10608 N.E. Wygant Apt. B,
Portland 97220.
Washington County
Michelle Christensen, Little
Farm Preschool, 24025 S.W.
Middleton Road, Sherwood
97140.
Joshua Bryant, Modern 1
Homes, 2410 S.W. 87th Ave.,
Portland 97225.
Joshua Bryant, New Republic
Homes, 2410 S.W. 87th Ave.,
Portland 97225.
Northwest Landscape
Services of OR, c/o R.
Services Northwest, 19190
Scott Spielvogel 1800
N.W. Cornelius Pass Road,
Hillsboro 97124.
Northwest Landscape
Services of OR LLC, c/o
R. Scott Spielvogel 1800
N.W. Cornelius Pass Road,
Hillsboro 97124.
Northwest Landscape
Services of Oregon, c/o
R. Scott Spielvogel 1800
N.W. Cornelius Pass Road,
Hillsboro 97124.
Northwest Landscape
Services of WA, c/o R.
Scott Spielvogel 1800
N.W. Cornelius Pass Road,
Hillsboro 97124.
Northwest Landscape
Services of WA LLC, c/o
R. Scott Spielvogel 1800
N.W. Cornelius Pass Road,
Hillsboro 97124.
Northwest Landscape
Services of Washington,
c/o R. Scott Spielvogel 1800
N.W. Cornelius Pass Road,
Hillsboro 97124.
Monarch Landscape
Services, c/o R. Scott
Spielvogel 1800 N.W.
Cornelius Pass Road,
Hillsboro 97124.
Monarch Landscaping, c/o
R. Scott Spielvogel 1800
N.W. Cornelius Pass Road,
Hillsboro 97124.
NW Landscape Services,
c/o R. Scott Spielvogel 1800
N.W. Cornelius Pass Road,
Hillsboro 97124.
Northwest Landscape
Services, c/o R. Scott
Spielvogel 1800 N.W.
Cornelius Pass Road,
Hillsboro 97124.
Todd Decker, ABC Graphics,
10250 S.W. 130th Ave.,
Beaverton 97008.
Jamie Van Nuys, Felix and
Frazzled, 5160 S.W. 180th
Ave. Unit 1, Aloha 97078.
Kirsten Isakson, Kirsten
Isakson LAC, P.O. Box 831,
Forest Grove 97116.
Richard Little,
Teamcheckpoint, 1232 S.E.
Roundelay St., Hillsboro
97123.
Devin Hunter, Hillsboro
Classified United, 245 S.E.
Fourth Ave. Suite A, Hillsboro
97123.
Bob Trout, Sawyer Networks,
21195 N.W. Evergreen
Parkway Suite 203, Hillsboro
97124.
NLS, c/o R. Scott Spielvogel
1800 N.W. Cornelius Pass
Road, Hillsboro 97124.
Denise Keesee, ADCK, 23566
S.W. Voss Place, Sherwood
97140.
Airtech NW, 11225-A S.W.
Greenburg Road, Tigard
97223.
Paul Lalone, Brooklyn
Trattoria, 4708 N.W. Bethany
Blvd. No. E-3, Portland
97229.
Erin Johnson, Right at Home
PDX, 2216 N.W. Ramsey
Drive, Portland 97229.
Chris Nardin, Consulting
William Green, RM Green
S.W. 90th Ave./P.O. Box
1811, Tualatin 97062.
Len Dalton, Iron Triangles
Consulting, 12260 S.W.
124th Ave., Tigard 97223.
Sir Realty Group, 14211
S.W. Tewkesbury Drive,
Portland 97224.
Timothy Lee, Milestone
Property Management LLC,
6823 S.W. Canyon Road,
Portland 97225.
Andrea Roesch, Nexthome
Realty Connection, 9616
N.W. Arborview Drive,
Portland 97229.
Fusako Imai, Syun Izakaya
Japanese Restaurant and Sake
Club, 32755 S.W. Wohler St.,
Hillsboro 97123.
Harry Mitchell, Cannacafe,
N.W. Keeton Park Lane,
Portland 97229.
Jayson Fleming, Flat Line
Motor Sports, 4480 S.W.
175th Ave., Beaverton
97078.
Alejandra Villatoro, Titos
Food, 6925 S.W. 104th Ave.
No. 1, Beaverton 97008.
Dallas Elmore, Lava
Mountain Brewing Co.,
17480 S.W. Timber Crossing
Lane, Sherwood 97140.
Neal Bauer, Double Plus
Good Games, 16200 S.W.
Pacific Highway Suite H-250,
$200,000.
Portland 97224.
Guillermo Ocampo
Fernandez, Two Brothers
Gutter Services, 13285
S.W. Jenkins Road Apt. A,
Beaverton 97005.
Richard Johnson, Portland
Cash Register Systems,
11760 S.W. Timberline Drive,
Beaverton 97008.
Charles McLawhorn,
Cascade Dealing Services,
14325 S.W. Sexton Mountain
Drive Apt. E, Beaverton
97008.
Angel Chandler, S&A Home
Services, 9700 S.W. Tualatin
Road No. 18, Tualatin 97062.
Patrick Lechner, Pitside
Maintenance and Repair,
3404 19th Ave. Apt. 215,
Forest Grove 97116.
Donald Pender, Stoke-
Design and Build, 3993 S.W.
190th Terrace, Beaverton
97078.
Megan Price, Meg
Enterprises, 1275 N.E.
Orenco Station Parkway No.
H-201, Hillsboro 97124.
Mitchell Seitzinger,
Bridgewater Distributing,
14670 S.W. Peak Court,
Portland 97224.
Erica Broadous, Blackstar
Entertainment, 442 S.W.
Valeria View Drive Apt. 201,
Portland 97225.
Carrie East Hypnosis, 10445
S.W. Canyon Road Suite 111-
E, Beaverton 97005.
Derek Rodrigues, Timelines
Barbershop, 14120 S.W.
Tewkesbury Drive, Tigard
97224.
Nails 4 U Two, 110 N. 20th
Ave., Cornelius 97113.
Ruth Parra, Chiquitin Day
Care, 13945 S.W. Hazel St.,
Beaverton 97005.
Irene Nolan, Childs Play
Childcare, 3147 N.E. Lincoln
St., Hillsboro 97124.
Yamhill County
Krista McCallum, Pick This
Farm & Studio, 16835 N.E.
Dopp Road, Newberg 97132.
Nicolas Amador, Leaving
Beauty Landscape
Casey Dempsey, Illumination
Creations, 701 Deborah Road
Suite D, Newberg 97132.
Joshua Thoreson, JM
Windows, 3411 Hayes St.
Apt. 526, Newberg 97132.
David Rightmire, Jeld, 629-
A Grant St., Newberg 97132.
Co., 7700 N.W. French Lane,
Carlton 97111.
Conveyance Wines, 20980
N.E. Niederberger Road,
Dundee 97115.
Randy Ernst, French Hill
Truffles, 29400 N.E. Miller
View Lane, Newberg 97132.
Mary Warnshuis, Gift Basket
Boutique, 17445 N.E. Ribbon
Ridge Road, Newberg 97132.
Jordan Lutz, Cultured
Cannabis Co., P.O. Box 266,
Dundee 97115.
Sandra Finch, Dreambody
Massage, P.O. Box 1063,
McMinnville 97128.
R Building
permits
City of Portland
(contractor not shown),
commercial alteration at 700
N.E. Multnomah St., AAT
Lloyd District LLC, $160,000.
(contractor not shown),
commercial building at 3410
S.W. Bond Ave., Oregon
Health Science University,
$2,667,553.
(contractor not shown),
single-family residence
addition at 3029 S.W. Sunset
Blvd., Bradley Malone,
(contractor not shown),
single-family residence
at 3258 S.W. Fairmount
Blvd., James Tropfenbaum,
$272,973.
(contractor not shown),
commercial alteration at
222 S.W. Clay St., City of
Portland, $1,285,010.
Absher Construction Co.,
multi-family residence
addition at 1221 S.W. 11th
Ave., PH Portland Jefferson
LLC, $200,000.
Balfour Beatty Construction
LLC, commercial alteration at
700 N.E. Multnomah St., AAT
Lloyd District LLC, $450,000.
Centrex Construction
Inc., commercial alteration
at 1732 N.W. Quimby St.,
Modoc Investments LLC,
$1,000,000.
Crescent Custom Homes
LLC, single-family residence
at 3584 S.E. Holgate Blvd.,
$306,305.
Dozer Construction LLC,
multi-family residence at
5350 S.E. 18th Ave., NW
Properties LLC, $1,152,270.
Fulcrum Inc., commercial
alteration at 200 S.W. Market
St., Two Hundred Market
Assoc. LP, $244,000.
General Sheet Metal Works
Inc., commercial alteration at
309 S.W. Sixth Ave., P7 Bank
Blocks LLC, $501,913.
General Sheet Metal Works
Inc., commercial alteration
at 308 S.W. Second Ave., PR
Block 300 LLC, $152,861.
Green Gables Design &
Restoration Inc., single-
family residence alteration
at 4220 S.W. Strathfell Lane,
Chamre Properties LLC,
$375,000.
Grinko Inc., single-family
residence at 14011 S.E.
Tenino St., $384,779.
Lease Crutcher Lewis Corp.,
commercial alteration at 760
S.W. Ninth Ave., $1,025,000.
MCRT PNW Construction
LLC, multi-family residence
at 1481 N.W. 13th Ave.,
MCREF 1420 Pearl
Development LLC, $600,000.
Morrison Built Inc., single-
26
family residence at 6116 S.E.
47th Ave., $350,407.
P&C Construction Co.,
commercial alteration at
10102 N.E. Glisan St., Kaiser
Foundation, $295,000.
Raimore Construction LLC,
commercial alteration at
8411 N. Denver Ave., City of
Portland, $150,000.
RJD Inc., multi-family
residence at 55 N.E.
Grand Ave., TRG Burnside
Development LLC, $300,000.
Skanska USA, commercial
addition at 3610 N.W. St.
Helens Road, American
Industries Inc., $1,000,000.
Turner Construction Co.,
commercial alteration at
3181 S.W. Sam Jackson
Park Road, State of Oregon,
$350,000.
Urban Housing
Development, single-
family residence at 3912 N.
Gantenbein Ave., Agurezo
Group LLC, $243,324.
Urban Housing
Development, single-
family residence at 3916 N.
Gantenbein Ave., Agurezo
Group LLC, $243,324.
Clark County
AHO Construction Inc.,
single-family residence
at 12609 N.E. 112th St.,
$294,773.
Alexander and Kimberly
Massie (owner), single-
family residence at 32007
N.E. Rock Creek Road,
$290,363.
Brabec Homes Inc., single-
family residence at 7680 N.E.
Livingston Mountain Road,
$980,494.
Cascade West Development
Inc., single-family residence
at 19926 N.E. 144th St.,
$449,673.
D.R. Horton Inc., single-
family residence at 13011
N.E. 116th Circle, $207,506.
D.R. Horton Inc., single-
family residence at 13100
N.E. 116th Circle, $207,506.
D.R. Horton Inc., single-
family residence at 12012
N.E. 110th St., $268,267.
D.R. Horton Inc., single-
family residence at 13010
N.E. 116th Circle, $197,464.
D.R. Horton Inc., single-
family residence at 13015
N.E. 116th Circle, $197,464.
D.R. Horton Inc.-Portland,
single-family residence at
13101 N.E. 116th Circle,
$186,973.
D.R. Horton Inc.-Portland,
single-family residence
at 12009 N.E. 111th St.,
$262,235.
Devon Snider, commercial
construction at 8605
N.E. Highway 99, (shell),
$1,114,809.
Devon Snider, commercial
construction at 8601
N.E. Highway 99, (shell),
$1,200,620.
Edward & Christy Sanchez
(owner), single-family
residence addition at 38306
N.E. 18th Place, (guest
house), $178,442.
H.G. Homes LLC, single-
family residence at 3013 N.E.
74th St., $247,132.
JB Homes, single-family
residence at 3208 N.W. 108th
St., $299,456.
JB Homes, single-family
residence at 11404 N.E. 99th
Circle, $304,746.
Loren Sickles, single-family
residence at 2404 N.E. 159th
St., $158,583.
Manor Homes Washington
Inc., single-family residence
at 4800 N.E. 56th Place,
$198,440.
Manor Homes Washington
Inc., single-family residence
at 5810 N.E. 47th St.,
$209,862.
Manor Homes Washington
Inc., single-family residence
at 5708 N.E. 47th St.,
$253,445.
Manor Homes Washington
Inc., single-family residence
at 5806 N.E. 47th St.,
$189,507.
New Tradition Homes,
single-family residence
at 9606 N.E. 164th Ave.,
$310,094.
New Tradition Homes,
single-family residence at
11205 N.E. 151st Ave.,
$317,837.
New Tradition Homes,
single-family residence
at 16500 N.E. 97th St.,
$399,196.
NW Elite Homes Corp.,
single-family residence
at 5206 N.E. 95th St.,
$256,466.
Pahlisch Homes Inc., single-
family residence at 5807 N.E.
120th Circle, $316,475.
Perry Gilmour, single-family
residence at 32422 N.E.
Clearwater Drive, $197,541.
Pillar Homes, single-family
residence at 8916 N.E. 150th
Ave., $190,219.
Quail Construction LLC,
single-family residence
at 103 N.E. 233rd St.,
$414,806.
Stephen Hubbard (owner),
single-family residence at
38103 N.E. 135th Ave.,
$203,921.
Stoneridge Custom
Development, single-family
residence at 10206 N.E.
110th Circle, $577,054.
Urban Northwest Homes
LLC, single-family residence
at 15400 N.E. 108th Way,
$354,521.
Urban NW Custom Homes
Inc., single-family residence
at 15521 N.E. 108th Way,
$212,853.
Waverly Homes/H.G.
Homes LLC, single-family
residence at 3011 N.E. 74th
St., $247,132.
Washington County
Balfour Beatty Construction
LLC, commercial alteration
at 9205 S.W. Barnes Road,
(hospital/fire water storage),
$2,100,000.
Baseline Woods SFD II LLC,
single-family residence at
459 S.W. Aldea Terrace,
$175,055.
Baseline Woods SFD II LLC,
single-family residence at
445 S.W. Aldea Terrace,
$204,417.
Baseline Woods SFD II LLC,
single-family residence at
403 S.W. Aldea Terrace,
$205,934.
Bethany Creek Falls LLC,
single-family residence
at 15165 N.W. Marie Way,
$395,820.
Bethany Creek Falls LLC,
single-family residence
at 15221 N.W. Marie Way,
$395,820.
Bethany Creek Falls LLC,
single-family residence
at 15185 N.W. Marie Way,
$436,058.
Bethany Creek Falls LLC,
single-family residence
at 15203 N.W. Marie Way,
$292,212.
D.R. Horton Custom Homes,
single-family residence
at 16725 N.W. Anita St.,
$353,011.
D.R. Horton Custom Homes,
single-family residence at
7298 N.W. Abigail Terrace,
$225,951.
D.R. Horton Custom Homes,
single-family residence
at 7292 N.W. 167th Ave.,
$249,552.
D.R. Horton Custom Homes,
single-family residence
at 7336 N.W. 167th Ave.,
$249,552.
D.R. Horton Custom Homes,
single-family residence
at 7015 N.W. 168th Ave.,
$295,014.
D.R. Horton Custom Homes,
single-family residence at
16903 N.W. Antonio St.,
$341,465.
J.T. Roth Construction Inc.,
single-family residence at
10563 N.W. 303rd Place,
$261,947.
J.T. Roth Construction Inc.,
single-family residence at
10597 N.W. 303rd Place,
$261,947.
J.T. Roth Construction Inc.,
single-family residence at
10577 N.W. 303rd Place,
$267,953.
JB Custom Homes, single-
family residence at 2643 S.W.
McKenna Place, $233,989.
JB Custom Homes, single-
family residence at 2535 S.W.
McKenna Place, $269,169.
JB Custom Homes, single-
family residence at 2631 S.W.
McKenna Place, $269,429.
Pacific Lifestyle Homes
Inc., single-family residence
at 47269 S.W. Scoggins
Valley Road, $434,495.
Pahlisch Homes Inc.,
single-family residence at
10634 N.W. Glenmore Way,
$506,011.
R Construction
liens
Clark County
Claimant: Manor Homes
LLC, Contractor: Parr Lumber
Co., $35,522, Owner: Kevin
Seppala, on property at 5630
N.W. Century Blvd., Hillsboro,
Ore. 97124, recording
#5264413, 03/14/16.
R State tax liens
Multnomah County
Rudmar Inc., 8708 S.E.
76th Drive, Portland 97206,
$15,701, (Withholding),
document #2016 31581,
03/14/16.
AD Traffic Control Services
LLC, P.O. Box 28157,
Portland 97228, $15,763,
(Withholding), document
#2016 31598, 03/14/16.
Willamette Valley Student
Movers LLC, P.O. Box 543,
Gresham 97030, $14,013,
(Withholding), document
#2016 32045, 03/15/16.
Willamette Valley Student
Movers LLC, P.O. Box 543,
Gresham 97030, $14,365,
(Withholding), document
#2016 32046, 03/15/16.
Washington County
Acacia Construction
Services Inc., 400 W.
Covina Blvd., San Dimas,
Calif. 91773, $32,548,
(Withholding), document
#2016 18759, 03/11/16.
R Federal tax
liens
Clackamas County
Technocom Inc., 25849
S.W. Canyon Creek Road N.
Suite 300, Wilsonville 97070,
$169,423, (941), document
#2016 16778, 03/14/16.
Pacific Hot Tub Solutions
LLC, 13851 Beavercreek
Road, Oregon City 97045,
$22,064, (941), document
#2016 16789, 03/14/16.
Multnomah County
Reliant Plumbing &
Mechanical Inc., 11575 S.W.
Pacific Highway Suite 219,
Portland 97223, $120,921,
(941), document #2016
31058, 03/14/16.
R Releases of
federal tax
liens
Clackamas County
Clackamas Physical
Therapy, 11203 S.E.
Sunnyside Road, Clackamas
97015, $14,546, (941),
document #2016 16797,
03/14/16.
Multnomah County
Din Din LLC, 900 N.E. 81st
Ave. Unit 114, Portland
97213, $19,690, (941),
document #2016 31060,
03/14/16.
Gish Construction Inc.,
P.O. Box 594, Clackamas
97015, $14,987, (940/941),
document #2016 31068,
03/14/16.
R New business
licenses
City of Portland
Milliken Infrastruction
Solutions LLC, 920 Milliken
Road, Spartanburg, S.C.
29303, broadwoven fabric
mills.
Sucden Americas Corp. &
Subsidiaries, 701 Brickell
Ave. Suite 1200, Miami, Fla.
33131, other miscellaneous
nondurable goods merchant
LEADS
wholesalers.
International Marine &
Industrial Applicators LLC,
7884 Spanish Fort Blvd.,
Spanish Fort, Ala. 36527,
construction.
Adaptive Micro Systems
LLC, 7840 N. 86th St.,
Milwaukee, Wis. 53224,
other communications
equipment manufacturing.
Tentamus North America
Inc. and Subsidiaries, 820
N. Third Ave., St. Charles, Ill.
60174, all other professional,
scientific, and technical
services.
Amys Hallmark No. 542,
P.O. Box 419479, Kansas City,
Mo. 64141, home and garden
equipment and appliance
repair and maintenance.
DDI-DSPRO LLC, 75 Glen
Road Suite 204, Sandy
Hook, Conn. 6482, software
publishers.
TMS Construction Inc., P.O.
Box 76197, Colorado Springs,
Colo. 80970, residential
building construction.
Guy Nielson Co. Industrial
Division Inc., P.O. Box 2029,
Pocatello, Idaho 83206,
other services (except public
administration).
More & Faster, 940
N. Mansfield Ave., Los
Angeles, Calif. 90038,
arts, entertainment, and
recreation.
Robert A. Markel, 650 S.W.
Meadow Drive Apt. 106,
Beaverton 97006, other
services (except public
administration).
Sergio Lopez, 791 S.W.
Williamsburg Way, Beaverton
97006, other services (except
public administration).
Tyler Valina, 959 N.W.
Wheelock Place, Beaverton
97006, janitorial services.
Sanghoon Paek, 7260
S.W. 174th Ave., Beaverton
97007, other services (except
public administration).
Reed Plumbing &
Mechanical Group
LLC, 7825 S.W. 184th
Ave., Beaverton 97007,
construction.
Trevor A. Woller, 9895
S.W. 153rd Ave., Beaverton
97007, other services (except
public administration).
Syed F. Ahmed, 8446 S.W.
186th Ave., Beaverton
97007, other services (except
public administration).
Michael J. Sumner, 6655
S.W. 178th Place, Beaverton
97007, other services (except
public administration).
Top Gun Pressure Washing,
P.O. Box 6175, Beaverton
97007, other services (except
public administration).
Devin C. Lindquist, 8658
S.W. Muledeer Drive,
Beaverton 97007, other
services (except public
administration).
Al Mudhafar, Mawj Cart
Food, 9904 S.W. Conestoga
Drive Apt. 180, Beaverton
97008, restaurants and other
eating places.
Cathrine J. Batten, 6970
S.W. King Blvd. Apt. 1,
Beaverton 97008, other
services (except public
administration).
Erik Sveen, 8920 S.W.
Rebecca Lane, Beaverton
97008, other services (except
public administration).
Michael D. Noble, 815 N.E.
16th Ave., Canby 97013,
other services (except public
administration).
Howard Crampton, Howard
K. Crampton Jr. Intl., P.O.
Box 2747, Clackamas 97015,
professional, scientific, and
technical services.
Federal Signal Security,
P.O. Box 502, Clackamas
97015, electrical contractors
and other wiring installation
contractors.
Anna Penn, P.O. Box 2002,
Clackamas 97015, other
services (except public
administration).
Kathleen A. Cicerich, P.O.
Box 406, Corbett 97019,
offices of real estate agents
and brokers.
Greg Lange, P.O. Box 473,
Fairview 97024, other
services (except public
administration).
Mitchell Clark, Climate
Solutions Heating and
Cooling LLC, P.O. Box
2005, Fairview 97024,
construction.
Amber R. Martinez, P.O.
Box 619, Gladstone 97027,
other services (except public
administration).
Hollie Fasone, 920 N.W.
Fifth St., Gresham 97030,
hotels (except casino hotels)
and motels.
Anibal Lobo Jui-Jitsu LLC,
839 E. Powell Blvd., Gresham
97030, sports and recreation
instruction.
Jose J. Chavez Garcia, P.O.
Box 1912, Gresham 97030,
other services (except public
administration).
Brandon R. McVeigh, 87
Tanglewood Drive, Lake
Oswego 97035, other
services (except public
administration).
Brian G. Nicholas, P.O.
Box 1122, Molalla 97038,
other services (except public
administration).
Nicholas Cannard, P.O. Box
823, Mulino 97042, other
services (except public
administration).
Steelblue Solutions Inc.,
P.O. Box 2637, Oregon
City 97045, administrative
and support and waste
management and remediation
services.
Alicia M. Cain, 775
Cascade St. Apt. 1204,
Oregon City 97045, other
services (except public
administration).
Erik D. Shackelford, 750
Cascade St. Apt. 312,
Oregon City 97045, other
services (except public
administration).
Matthew D. Christensen,
747 S.W. 257th Ave. Apt.
134, Troutdale 97060,
other services (except public
administration).
Jeffrey P. Wadley, 8900
S.W. Sweek Drive Apt. 917,
Tualatin 97062, other
services (except public
administration).
Jonathan C. Roley, 9301
S.W. Sagert St. Apt. 99,
Tualatin 97062, other
services (except public
administration).
Cascadia Associates LLC,
9155 S.W. Ibach Court,
Tualatin 97062, professional,
scientific, and technical
services.
Kurt Geist, P.O. Box 3,
Welches 97067, social
advocacy organizations.
Goldfoot Productions
LLC, 8600 S.W. Carmel
Circle, Wilsonville 97070,
arts, entertainment, and
recreation.
Accurate Corporate
Services, 9685 S.W. Ridder
Road Suite 150, Wilsonville
97070, commercial and
industrial machinery
and equipment (except
automotive and electronic)
repair & maint..
Tiffany Gosden, 82 Degrees,
P.O. Box 446, Beaverton
97075, gift, novelty, and
souvenir stores.
PDXPK LLC, 6476 S.W.
192nd Ave., Aloha 97078,
educational services.
Eugene W. Johnson, 885
S.E. Fleming Ave., Gresham
97080, residential building
construction.
Justin Bolt, Bolt Pest
Control, 7542 S.E. 282nd
Ave., Gresham 97080,
all other specialty trade
contractors.
Mr. Ruben A. Lumanglas,
8800 S.E. Causey Loop Apt.
C-202, Happy Valley 97086,
other services (except public
administration).
John R. Paris, 8800 S.E.
Causey Loop Apt. M-103,
Happy Valley 97086, other
services (except public
administration).
Jesse R. Gheliuc Sr.,
8591 S.E. Owen Drive,
Happy Valley 97086, other
services (except public
administration).
Justin D. Giardinelli, 9701
S.E. Johnson Creek Blvd. Apt.
M-206, Happy Valley 97086,
other services (except public
administration).
Heather Welch, 6771 S.E.
Patricia Lane, Hillsboro
97123, other services (except
public administration).
Bryan P. Quinlan, 6965
N.E. Ronler Way Apt. 1928,
Hillsboro 97124, other
services (except public
administration).
Scott A. Duncan, 831 N.E.
Thomas Court, Hillsboro
97124, other services (except
public administration).
Shanna Teeter, Ground
Level Construction LLC, P.O.
Box 217, Lafayette 97127,
construction.
Creekwood Homes Inc.,
P.O. Box 1785, North
Plains 97133, commercial
and institutional building
construction.
Mark Whitlock, Portland
Eco Laundry LLC, P.O. Box
218, Saint Paul 97137,
other services (except public
administration).
Amy K. Delaney, 7715 S.E.
31st Ave., Portland 97202,
other services (except public
administration).
Bryan J. Lynch, 8211 S.E.
15th Ave., Portland 97202,
other services (except public
administration).
Crazy Awesome LLC, 8226
S.E. 15th Ave., Portland
97202, graphic design
services.
Jason Perez, 7924 S.E.
17th Ave., Portland 97202,
other services (except public
administration).
Abraham K. Lopes, 824
S.E. Spokane St., Portland
97202, all other professional,
scientific, and technical
services.
Cielle Charron, Cielle
Charron Design, 7615 S.E.
13th Ave., Portland 97202,
interior design services.
Michelle Magid, Ayurveda
Vibrance, 8083 S.E. 13th
Ave. Suite 5, Portland
97202, health care and social
assistance.
Stacy C. Sheffler, 8336 N.
Johnswood Drive, Portland
97203, offices of mental
health practitioners (except
physicians).
Christopher G. Penman,
7227 N. Philadelphia Ave.,
Portland 97203, other
services (except public
administration).
Brianamarie Garcia, 6855
N. Burlington Ave. Apt.
316, Portland 97203, other
services (except public
administration).
Presley M. Poe, 8409 N.
Willamette Blvd., Portland
97203, hair, nail, and skin
care services.
Doctor Bird Elixirs, 9211
N. Clarendon Ave., Portland
97203, accommodation and
food services.
Tyrin D. Harris, 8860 N.
Columbia Blvd. Apt. 1,
Portland 97203, other
services (except public
administration).
Tawni Boynton, Diamond
Jewels, 9222 N. Dwight Ave.,
Portland 97203, hair, nail,
and skin care services.
Catherine Palmer, Catherine
Palmer Counseling, 8417 N.
Smith St., Portland 97203,
health care and social
assistance.
Chelsea Bailey, Chelsea
Bailey Consulting, 9300 N.
Tyler Ave., Portland 97203,
professional, scientific, and
technical services.
Jeffrey Lind, Lind
Technology Support Services
LLC, 8920 N. Clarendon
Ave., Portland 97203, other
services (except public
administration).
Elizabeth N. Gomez, 7454
N. Monteith Ave., Portland
97203, health care and social
assistance.
Falafel House LLC, 7028 N.
Central St., Portland 97203,
mobile food services.
Every Coast, 9334 N.
Lombard St. Apt. 1,
Portland 97203, other
services (except public
administration).
Sunflower Biko,
9336 N. Lombard St.,
Portland 97203, other
services (except public
administration).
Metta LLC, 9015 N.
Clarendon Ave., Portland
97203, child and youth
services.
PORTLAND BUSINESS JOURNAL
Evan Corey, 6655 N. Astor
St., Portland 97203, other
services (except public
administration).
Dawn J. Bonnevie, 9015
N. Oswego Ave., Portland
97203, offices of mental
health practitioners (except
physicians).
Cori Moore, Rides by E&C,
6655 N. Astor St., Portland
97203, other services (except
public administration).
Michael S. Jacobs, 7541 N.
Jersey St., Portland 97203,
other services (except public
administration).
Greg Lustyik, Lustyik
Construction, 9038 N.
Gilbert Ave., Portland 97203,
construction.
Anna L. Dalton, 7937 N.
Fessenden St., Portland
97203, other services (except
public administration).
Andrea J. Levy, 9433 N.
Buchanan Ave., Portland
97203, other services (except
public administration).
Elizabeth Zirk, 8624 N.
Haven Ave., Portland 97203,
other services (except public
administration).
Benjamin Pope, Wundershun
Music, 8004 N. Hurst Ave.,
Portland 97203, other
services (except public
administration).
Michael Wienick,
Curvedline LLC, 9510 N.
Edison St., Portland 97203,
management of companies
and enterprises.
Melissa Pope, Makeup by
Melissa Pope, 8004 N. Hurst
Ave., Portland 97203, other
services (except public
administration).
Daniel Pugh, Love Is Rad
LLC, 9531 N. Portsmouth
Ave., Portland 97203,
arts, entertainment, and
recreation.
Ashlie K. Grundy, 8065 N.
Ivanhoe St., Portland 97203,
other services (except public
administration).
Nichol E. Welsh, 7212 N.
Central St., Portland 97203,
landscape architectural
services.
David Hoover, DH Tile
and Stone LLC, 6815 N.
Smith St., Portland 97203,
construction.
Rebekah Dykhorst,
Soap Suds Cleaning and
Organizing, 7212 N. New
York Ave., Portland 97203,
other services (except public
administration).
David C. Forman, 888
S.W. Fifth Ave. Suite 1600,
Portland 97204, other
services (except public
administration).
Jake Ottosen, 818 S.W. Third
Ave. No. 221-4482, Portland
97204, other services (except
public administration).
Donald Branham, Old Town
Investigations, 818 S.W.
Third Ave. No. 290, Portland
97204, investigation, guard,
and armored car services.
The Leadership Lab LLC,
707 S.W. Washington St.
Suite 1100, Portland 97205,
professional, scientific, and
technical services.
James Stanley, Alpifany,
707 S.W. Washington St.
Suite 1100, Portland 97205,
wholesale trade.
Bethesda Lutheran
Communities Inc., 831
S.W. 17th Ave., Portland
97205, other residential care
facilities.
Kathryn Schoknecht, Brass
Tacks Strategy, 831 S.W.
Vista Ave. Apt. 211, Portland
97205, information.
Cyrus Yates, 6823 S.E.
Carlton St., Portland 97206,
arts, entertainment, and
recreation.
Luz R. Montes, 8115 S.E.
Woodstock Blvd., Portland
97206, other services (except
public administration).
Roonjav Properties LLC,
6510 S.E. Foster Road Suite
D, Portland 97206, real
estate and rental and leasing.
Haley M. Harrison, 6510
S.E. Windsor Court, Portland
97206, other services (except
public administration).
Maddison Uphoff, Misty
Mountain Mattress Co., 8418
1/2 S.E. 60th Ave., Portland
97206, electronic shopping
and mail-order houses.
Runa M. Kahan, 7016 S.E.
Boise St., Portland 97206,
offices of all other health
practitioners.
Isaiah M. Gootee, 7457 S.E.
78th Ave., Portland 97206,
other services (except public
administration).
Henry S. Marshall, 8926 S.E.
58th Drive, Portland 97206,
other services (except public
administration).
Thang Le, Best Nails and Spa
LLC, 7908 S.E. 76th Place,
Portland 97206, hair, nail,
and skin care services.
Shelly Jones, 6730 S.E.
Henry St., Portland 97206,
health care and social
assistance.
Dustin Nelson, Green
Lightning, 7600 S.E. Crystal
Springs Blvd., Portland
97206, electronic shopping
and mail-order houses.
Mabuhay Grocery, 7130
S.E. Harold St., Portland
97206, general line grocery
merchant wholesalers.
John Dover, Johnny Scotch
Comics, 8022 S.E. 57th
Ave., Portland 97206,
arts, entertainment, and
recreation.
A-Team Construction Co.,
7615 S.E. 71st Ave., Portland
97206, construction.
James E. Vautravers,
7619 S.E. Harold St.,
Portland 97206, other
services (except public
administration).
Gretchen A. Klein, 7704 S.E.
60th Ave., Portland 97206,
professional, scientific, and
technical services.
Lourdes Jaurigue, LJ
Services, P.O. Box 1625,
Portland 97207, other
services (except public
administration).
Miles Merwin, Oregon
Heartwood LLC, P.O. Box
2307, Portland 97208, other
miscellaneous durable goods
merchant wholesalers.
Dylan Pickford, P.O. Box
4901, Portland 97208,
other services (except public
administration).
Walter Moorhouse,
Annulet Consulting LLC,
920 N.W. Naito Parkway
Apt. J-19, Portland 97209,
professional, scientific, and
technical services.
Kerry Davies, 783 N.W.
Naito Parkway Apt. 406,
Portland 97209, other
services (except public
administration).
Popcycletta, 783 N.W.
Naito Parkway Apt. 509,
Portland 97209, other
services (except public
administration).
Andrew A. Ping, 730 N.W.
Naito Parkway Apt. E-15,
Portland 97209, other
services (except public
administration).
Karla Patricia Hernandez
Vivanco, 783 N.W. Naito
Parkway Apt. 509, Portland
97209, other transportation
equipment manufacturing.
Sarah Wildwood, 930
N.W. Naito Parkway Apt.
K-23, Portland 97209,
other individual and family
services.
Sean Matlock, Matlock
Custom Services, 665 N.W.
Hoyt St., Portland 97209,
other services (except public
administration).
Jeffrey N. Neuman, 940
N.W. Naito Parkway Apt.
L-1, Portland 97209, other
services (except public
administration).
Villa Ricardo, Star Quality
Cleans, 824 N.W. 20th Ave.
Apt. 404, Portland 97209,
janitorial services.
Oregon Table, 804 N.W.
Couch St., Portland 97209,
accommodation and food
services.
ILFI, 721 N.W. Ninth Ave.
Suite 195, Portland 97209,
nonclassifiable.
Catherine ODell, Catherine
Lazar ODell, 7225 N.E.
11th Ave., Portland 97211,
graphic design services.
Julija M. Anderson, 6827
N.E. 23rd Ave., Portland
97211, book stores and news
dealers.
Terrain Wellness LLC, 728
N.E. Dekum St., Portland
97211, health care and social
assistance.
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Sadal K. Singh, 814 N.E.
Mariners Loop, Portland
97211, health care and social
assistance.
Charlotte E. Lewis, 815
N.E. Roselawn St., Portland
97211, other services (except
public administration).
Anderson Ballard LLC, P.O.
Box 11213, Portland 97211,
professional, scientific, and
technical services.
Brandy Pirtle-Guiney,
Pirtle-Guiney Law LLC, P.O.
Box 11225, Portland 97211,
professional, scientific, and
technical services.
Universal Machine Shop
Inc., 7500 N.E. 11th Ave.,
Portland 97211, machine
shops.
Irvington Farmers Market,
7531 N.E. 33rd Drive No. C,
Portland 97211, fruit and
vegetable markets.
Seth A. Freeman, 6730 N.E.
26th Ave., Portland 97211,
other services (except public
administration).
Annie R. Hailstone, 6730
N.E. 26th Ave., Portland
97211, other services (except
public administration).
Miles T. Quillen, 826 N.E.
Roselawn St., Portland
97211, promoters of
performing arts, sports, and
similar events with facilities.
Bobby Hayes, Northwest
Carwash & Detail LLC, 7212
N.E. M.L. King Blvd., Portland
97211, other automotive
repair and maintenance.
Carrie E. Crimin, 736 N.E.
Failing St., Portland 97212,
health care and social
assistance.
Casey M. Moreland, P.O.
Box 12066, Portland 97212,
other services (except public
administration).
Christopher M. Williams,
P.O. Box 12697, Portland
97212, arts, entertainment,
and recreation.
Nimrod Production Inc.,
6818 N.E. Tillamook St.,
Portland 97213, all other
professional, scientific, and
technical services.
Peter M. Schnacky, 6620
N.E. Tillamook St. Apt.
184, Portland 97213, other
services (except public
administration).
Nicholas Dewitt, Fantasy
Reality, 7034 N.E. Irving
St., Portland 97213,
arts, entertainment, and
recreation.
Matiash Inc., P.O. Box
13323, Portland 97213, all
other professional, scientific,
and technical services.
Dr. Josie Schmidt Inc., 903
N.E. 72nd Ave., Portland
97213, other direct selling
establishments.
Erich Sauer, 955 N.E. 80th
Ave., Portland 97213,
interior design services.
Travis Blue, Ghostwood
Studios, 918 S.E. 16th Ave.
Apt. 1, Portland 97214,
motion picture and video
production.
Rebecca L. Taplin, 816 S.E.
29th Ave. Apt. 105, Portland
97214, offices of mental
health practitioners (except
physicians).
Geo Consultants Northwest
Inc., 824 S.E. 12th
Ave., Portland 97214,
professional, scientific, and
technical services.
Terri N. Gautier Svetich,
6820 S.E. Pine Court,
Portland 97215, other
services (except public
administration).
Toby Johnson, TSMA-
Enterprise, 7732 S.E. Main
St., Portland 97215, real
estate and rental and leasing.
Hillary G. Decker, 8128 S.E.
Mill St. Apt. 49, Portland
97215, other services (except
public administration).
Guang Yu Wen, 7843 S.E.
Sherman St., Portland
97215, other building
material dealers.
Owen J. Lamb, 818 S.E.
45th Ave., Portland 97215,
other services (except public
administration).
Vintage Cocktail Lounge,
7907 S.E. Stark St., Portland
97215, accommodation and
food services.
Corey Gregory, 905 S.E.
50th Ave., Portland 97215,
agriculture, forestry, fishing
and hunting.
Cherylle C. McKee, 9205
E. Burnside St. Apt. 105,
Portland 97216, landscape
architectural services.
Truong D. Tran, 8236 S.E.
Ash St., Portland 97216,
other services (except public
administration).
Emily A. Mejia, 9135 S.E.
Alder St., Portland 97216,
interior design services.
SDMT Inc., 9135 S.E. Alder
St., Portland 97216, interior
design services.
Melissa Bernard, Bernard
Jaymz, 9143 S.E. Ankeny
St., Portland 97216,
arts, entertainment, and
recreation.
David M. Wester, 7728 N.
Chautauqua Blvd., Portland
97217, motion picture and
video production.
Eggdrop LLC, 7225 N.
Burrage Ave., Portland
97217, other direct selling
establishments.
Melita L. Sheets, 6928 N.
Maryland Ave., Portland
97217, nonclassifiable.
Chad Pollard, 6937 N.
Maryland Ave., Portland
97217, other services (except
public administration).
Faith Helma, 6551 N.
Maryland Ave., Portland
97217, other services (except
public administration).
Circus In Motion LLC, 844 N.
Emerson St., Portland 97217,
arts, entertainment, and
recreation.
Leslie Butler, Open
Insight Counseling, 6611
N. Vancouver Ave. No. 2,
Portland 97217, offices of
physicians.
Dominik Schmidt, Rola
Music, 6634 N. Montana
Ave., Portland 97217,
arts, entertainment, and
recreation.
LEADS
John G. Ross, 7117 N.
Knowles Ave., Portland
97217, other services (except
public administration).
David Riopel, Flat River
Contracting, P.O. Box 17254,
Portland 97217, other
services (except public
administration).
Bri Richards, Tortoise and
Hare Fine Foods, 825 N.
Webster St., Portland 97217,
management of companies
and enterprises.
Vincent Boileau, 714 N.
Baldwin St., Portland 97217,
other services (except public
administration).
Camille Hook, FMF
Bodyworks, 7715 N. Kerby
Ave., Portland 97217, health
care and social assistance.
HDB Network Technology
Inc., 6620 N.E. 79th Court
Suite 4, Portland 97218,
couriers and express delivery
services.
Miles J. Eubanks, 8336 S.W.
24th Ave. Apt. 15, Portland
97219, other services (except
public administration).
Robyn J. Evans, 7232 S.W.
35th Ave., Portland 97219,
other services (except public
administration).
Christina Marshall, Christy
Marshall-Real Estate Broker,
8120 S.W. Eighth Ave.,
Portland 97219, real estate
and rental and leasing.
Jessica Sinn, JSINN, 9827
S.W. 59th Ave., Portland
97219, other services (except
public administration).
Roam, 7415 S.W. 53rd
Ave., Portland 97219, other
services (except public
administration).
Benjamin J. Ehnert, 7867
S.W. 30th Ave. Apt. 15,
Portland 97219, other
services (except public
administration).
Daniel Parker, Parker Finish
Carpentry, 9416 S.W. View
Point Terrace, Portland
97219, finish carpentry
contractors.
Lara R. Ansai, 7937 S.W.
40th Ave., Portland 97219,
food service contractors.
Martin & Stowe Inc., 7552
S.W. La View Drive, Portland
97219, marketing research
and public opinion polling.
DG Chemicals Inc., 7119
S.W. 60th Ave., Portland
97219, wholesale trade.
Wa Matsanga, 6795 S.W.
26th Ave. Unit E, Portland
97219, other services (except
public administration).
Candace C. Cunningham,
6800 S.W. 34th Ave.,
Portland 97219, arts,
entertainment, and
recreation.
Patrick A. Cunningham,
6800 S.W. 34th Ave.,
Portland 97219,
professional, scientific, and
technical services.
Stephen Percy, 808 S.W.
Evans St., Portland 97219,
elementary and secondary
schools.
Alexis Gearheart, 9725 N.E.
Prescott St., Portland 97220,
all other personal services.
Timothy R. Stricker, 8354
N.E. Sandy Blvd. Apt. 301,
Portland 97220, other
services (except public
administration).
Stephen Miller, 8439 N.E.
Alberta St., Portland 97220,
other services (except public
administration).
Jordan Henline, 8925 N.E.
Sandy Blvd., Portland 97220,
electronic shopping and mail-
order houses.
Amy R. Way, 941 N.E. 111th
Ave. Apt. B, Portland 97220,
child day care services.
Nathan Emerson, Maitri
Mental Health Counseling,
8606 N.E. Schuyler St.,
Portland 97220, health care
and social assistance.
Johanna C. Brigadier, 8705
N.E. Broadway St., Portland
97220, real estate and rental
and leasing.
NWCidersource.com, 8720
N.E. Clackamas St., Portland
97220, agriculture, forestry,
fishing and hunting.
Marissa Estes, 6823 S.E.
Lamphier St., Milwaukie
97222, other services (except
public administration).
Jason C. Holmgren, 6955
S.E. Norbert Drive, Milwaukie
97222, other services (except
public administration).
Jesse R. Johnson, 6515 S.E.
Aspen St., Portland 97222,
other services (except public
administration).
Ryan M. Murray, 9008 S.E.
32nd Ave., Milwaukie 97222,
other services (except public
administration).
Gomez Ricardo, Clover
Landscaping Maintenance
LLC, 7958 S.E. Glencoe Road
Unit 31, Portland 97222,
other services (except public
administration).
Shane A. Edwards, 9161
S.W. 69th Ave., Tigard
97223, offices of all other
health practitioners.
Gary J. Stump, 8750 S.W.
Maple Court, Portland
97223, other services (except
public administration).
Daniel S. Columbo, 8364
S.W. Pfaffle St. Apt. 207,
Tigard 97223, other
services (except public
administration).
David Q. Nguyen, 8403 S.W.
85th Ave., Portland 97223,
other services (except public
administration).
Eric A. Vogt, 8124 S.W.
Pine St., Portland 97223,
other services (except public
administration).
Dominique Matia, Rose City
Dip LLC, 8150 S.W. 80th Ave.,
Portland 97223, information.
Jennifer Sloan, 6635 S.W.
Hickman Lane, Portland
97223, other services (except
public administration).
Cascade Real Estate
Services LLC, 7035 S.W.
Hampton St., Tigard 97223,
real estate and rental and
leasing.
Michael D. Walker, 8585
S.W. Pfaffle St. Apt. 5, Tigard
97223, other services (except
public administration).
George Millak, 8637 S.W.
Brightfield Circle, Tigard
97223, other services (except
public administration).
Cariloha, 7615 S.W. Beveland
Road, Tigard 97223, piece
goods, notions, and other dry
goods merchant wholesalers.
Robert Thompson,
Thompson Enterprises, 8086
S.W. Ashford St., Tigard
97224, other services (except
public administration).
Hardin Lanier, 9875 S.W.
Serena Way, Tigard 97224,
other services (except public
administration).
Andrew D. Rocker, 7833
S.W. Alder St., Tigard 97224,
other services (except public
administration).
Megan Boaglio, 810 S.W.
Barnes Road Apt. 106-D,
Portland 97225, motion
picture and video production.
Tealeaf Mediation LLC,
8555 S.W. Apple Way Suite
320, Portland 97225, health
care and social assistance.
Natee Tases, 8585 S.W.
Canyon Lane Apt. 15,
Portland 97225, other
services (except public
administration).
Taqueria Casa Vaca,
7205 S.W. Dogwood Place,
Portland 97225, restaurants
and other eating places.
Trevor A. Fenwick, P.O.
Box 5644, Portland 97228,
other services (except public
administration).
Ronald Prague, 730 N.W.
109th Ave., Portland 97229,
other services (except public
administration).
Mihye Ko, Namu Design,
8231 N.W. Hawkins
Blvd., Portland 97229,
arts, entertainment, and
recreation.
Electrical Wiring by Johnny
Inc., 950 N.E. 152nd Ave.,
Portland 97230, electrical
contractors and other wiring
installation contractors.
C. Bradford Biddle PC,
650 N.E. Holladay St. Suite
1600, Portland 97232,
professional, scientific, and
technical services.
Elite Experts Management
Inc., 650 N.E. Holladay St.
Suite 1619, Portland 97232,
wireless telecommunications
carriers (except satellite).
Evan Harold Carmi, 701 N.E.
28th Ave. Apt. 26, Portland
97232, computer systems
design and related services.
Artem Kandyba, 779 S.E.
193rd Ave., Portland 97233,
other services (except public
administration).
Window Tint King LLC, 725
S.E. 166th Place, Portland
97233, other direct selling
establishments.
Bezu T. Tufule, 993 S.E.
193rd Ave., Portland 97233,
other services (except public
administration).
Jacob D. Hyder, 705 S.E.
143rd Ave., Portland 97233,
other services (except public
administration).
Anastasia M. Poole, 910 S.E.
175th Place, Portland 97233,
other services (except public
administration).
Craig Wells, Wells Industries,
910 S.E. 175th Place,
Portland 97233, other
services (except public
administration).
Anna Bolliger, 6534 S.E.
138th Place, Portland 97236,
child day care services.
Patrice Calligaris, Binary
Tiny, 650 S.W. Gaines St.
Apt. 705, Portland 97239,
computer systems design and
related services.
Feel Train LLC, P.O. Box
42251, Portland 97242,
professional, scientific, and
technical services.
Kelly McMullen, Kelly
McMullen LMT, 9803 S.E.
Clatsop St., Portland 97266,
health care and social
assistance.
Harper Greene, 7820 S.E.
114th Ave., Portland 97266,
other services (except public
administration).
Michael G. Bodine, 9834
S.E. Boise St., Portland

Mike Zupan
President of Zupans Markets
Please join Portland Business Journal President and Publisher Craig Wessel as
he sits down with Mike Zupan, President of Zupans Markets for a walk down the
grocers road. Zupans Markets has been a fixture in the Portland community for
Thursday, April 21, 2016 over 40 years. The market was established by Mikes late father, John, and has been
under Mikes leadership since early 2000.
7:30 a.m. 9:00 a.m.
Mike gained experience in the grocery business at a young age he began working
alongside his parents when he was just eight years old. Starting with bagging
The Sentinel Hotel groceries, Mike worked his way up, observing and learning his fathers passion for
4th Floor Ballroom the business, in particular his love for produce. Mike continued to work in grocery
614 S.W. 11th Ave stores during his years studying at Pepperdine University and, after graduating
with a bachelors degree in business, he interned with Associated Grocers.

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97266, other services (except
public administration).
Mojo Crepes, 8409 S.E.
Division St., Portland 97266,
accommodation and food
services.
Alexander S. Rose, 9230
S.E. Division St. Unit 206,
Portland 97266, other
services (except public
administration).
Mai T. Do, 9911 S.E. Long
St., Portland 97266, child
day care services.
Michele Cover, 9918 S.E.
Harold St., Portland 97266,
other services (except public
administration).
Scott H. Moore, 7025 S.E.
84th Ave., Portland 97266,
other services (except public
administration).
JRPDX Inc., 8931 S.E.
Foster Road Suite 101,
Portland 97266, all other
miscellaneous store retailers.
Dullas Mudannayake, Reni
Maintenance LLC, 8205 S.E.
Rhine St., Portland 97266,
farm and garden machinery
and equipment merchant
wholesalers.
J&R Equipment &
Automotive Repair LLC,
9112 S.E. Woodstock Blvd.,
Portland 97266, other
services (except public
administration).
Hannah J. Jordan, 8716 S.E.
Ellis St., Portland 97266,
other services (except public
administration).
Gelgelu Yadeto, Gelgelu
Yadeto Adult Foster
Home, 8733 S.E. Harney
St., Portland 97266,
accommodation and food
services.
Michael Dleora, 7452 S.E.
Carla Court, Milwaukie
97267, independent artists,
writers, and performers.
James Smith, Adornment
Events, 7116 S.E. Tuscany
Way, Portland 97267,
packaging and labeling
services.
Lisa D. Wilson, P.O. Box
83493, Portland 97283,
nonclassifiable.
Allison Coe, P.O. Box 83284,
Portland 97283, all other
personal services.
Portland Bookkeepers, P.O.
Box 83314, Portland 97283,
other services (except public
administration).
Kelly Baucum, Clear Heart
Acupuncture, P.O. Box
86371, Portland 97286,
health care and social
assistance.
Matthew Hansell, P.O. Box
86529, Portland 97286,
other services (except public
administration).
Nuyrus Ali, P.O. Box 90441,
Portland 97290, translation
and interpretation services.
Jeffrey Ransom, Intelligent
Business Systems LLC, P.O.
Box 66203, Portland 97290,
professional, scientific, and
technical services.
Kathleen A. Gibson,
P.O. Box 66785, Portland
97290, other direct selling
establishments.
Leon E. Pfaller, P.O. Box
33158, Portland 97292,
information.
Christopher E. Sataua, P.O.
Box 33818, Portland 97292,
other services (except public
administration).
Adrian Pennington, Big
Azz Leaf, P.O. Box 16784,
Portland 97292, wholesale
trade.
Natalie Moravec, The
Chariot Tarot Eclectic, P.O.
Box 16814, Portland 97292,
other services (except public
administration).
Chris D. Taylor, P.O. Box
14021, Portland 97293,
other services (except public
administration).
Under Pressure
Powerwashing, P.O. Box
15074, Portland 97293,
other services (except public
administration).
Continental Hardware
Inc., P.O. Box 30839,
Portland 97294, hardware
manufacturing.
Alexander Albear Gongora,
P.O. Box 20524, Portland
97294, other services (except
public administration).
Geoffrey Doolittle, Geoffrey
M. Doolittle, P.O. Box
29110, Portland 97296,
other services (except public
administration).
Tile Supply Wholesale Inc.,
P.O. Box 10852, Portland
97296, wholesale trade.
Jill M. Arguello, 975 14th
St. N.E., Salem 97301, other
services (except public
administration).
Danielle Gillespie, 675 Oak
Villa Road, Dallas 97338,
other services (except public
administration).
James Wallace, 981 Wild
Rose Court, Independence
97351, other services (except
public administration).
Folium Partners Inc., P.O.
Box 453, Ashland 97520,
management of companies
and enterprises.
Armando Sauceda, 928 N.W.
Glass Drive, Madras 97741,
other services (except public
administration).
Robynne Parkinson,
Thaxton Parkinson PLLC,
9311 S.E. 36th St. Suite 103,
Mercer Island, Wash. 98040,
professional, scientific, and
technical services.
Robert D. Navarre, 815 First
Ave. Apt. 219, Seattle, Wash.
98104, other services (except
public administration).
Best Construction Control
& Layout, P.O. Box 340,
Rochester, Wash. 98579,
other heavy and civil
engineering construction.
John Bottari, Bottari & Co.
LLC, 911 S.E. Fourth Ave.,
Battle Ground, Wash. 98604,
painting and wall covering
contractors.
John D. Sorensen, 7216 N.E.
72nd Ave., Vancouver, Wash.
98661, other services (except
public administration).
Stephen Hall, BG Studios,
6600 N.E. 33rd St.,
Vancouver, Wash. 98661,
LEADS
professional, scientific, and
technical services.
Josue Guerra, 912
Helena Ave., Vancouver,
Wash. 98661, other
services (except public
administration).
Gary Tressel, 7214 N.E.
Par Lane, Vancouver,
Wash. 98662, other
services (except public
administration).
James H. Peacock Jr.,
9801 N.E. 82nd Ave.,
Vancouver, Wash. 98662,
other services (except public
administration).
David W. Jones, 8812 N.E.
111th Ave., Vancouver, Wash.
98662, other services (except
public administration).
Elydia Ramirez, Styled
by Lydia, 8416 N.E. 85th
Drive, Vancouver, Wash.
98662, health care and social
assistance.
Danielle Fredricks, 7900
N.E. Loowit Loop Apt. 58,
Vancouver, Wash. 98662,
other services (except public
administration).
Dimitrios Moustakas,
Universal Parking Services
LLC, 8607 N.E. 28th Way,
Vancouver, Wash. 98662,
parking lots and garages.
Timothy S. Sibley, 8611
N.E. 25th Circle, Vancouver,
Wash. 98662, other
services (except public
administration).
Hillary Davies, 9508 N.E.
70th St., Vancouver, Wash.
98662, other personal care
services.
Vladimir I. Zhelezkin,
6815 N.E. 91st Ave.,
Vancouver, Wash. 98662,
other services (except public
administration).
Linda R. Merrell, 8805 N.W.
23rd Ave., Vancouver, Wash.
98665, other services (except
public administration).
Ian Rathgeber, 9211 N.E.
15th Ave. Apt. C-320,
Vancouver, Wash. 98665,
other services (except public
administration).
Dale A. Terry, 8916 N.E.
St. Johns Road, Vancouver,
Wash. 98665, other
services (except public
administration).
Alan C. Hernandez, 8917
N.E. 15th Ave. Apt. 98,
Vancouver, Wash. 98665,
other services (except public
administration).
Evelyn Wilson, 932 N.E.
86th St., Vancouver,
Wash. 98665, other
services (except public
administration).
Daniel Kerr, Kerr Gutters
Roofing LLC, 9600 N.W.
24th Ave., Vancouver, Wash.
98665, roofing contractors.
Brandon S. Robinson,
8320 N.W. Greenbriar Drive,
Vancouver, Wash. 98665,
other services (except public
administration).
Sherri Watson, P.O. Box
6115, Vancouver, Wash.
98668, other services (except
public administration).
Sergey V. Tsibulskiy, 847
W. S St., Washougal, Wash.
98671, other services (except
public administration).
Sergey A. Lazukin, 8519
N.E. 161st Ave., Vancouver,
Wash. 98682, other
services (except public
administration).
Jason Salisbury, 7907 N.E.
160th Court, Vancouver,
Wash. 98682, other
services (except public
administration).
Leonid Orlov, River City
Automotive LLC, 7606 N.E.
157th Ave., Vancouver,
Wash. 98682, automotive
mechanical and electrical
repair and maintenance.
Parry R. Boucher, P.O.
Box 821575, Vancouver,
Wash. 98682, other
services (except public
administration).
Kulbir Singh, 811 N.W.
150th St., Vancouver,
Wash. 98685, other
services (except public
administration).
Singh Pamaldeep, 811 N.W.
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150th St., Vancouver, Wash.
98685, other services (except
public administration).
Thomas J. Holczer, 7101
N.E. 109th St. Apt. 173,
Vancouver, Wash. 98686,
other services (except public
administration).
Joanne L. Mook, P.O. Box
87820, Vancouver, Wash.
98687, other services (except
public administration).
Mercenary Technologies
LLC, P.O. Box 3073, Walla
Walla, Wash. 99362,
professional, scientific, and
technical services.
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ROIC Oregon LLC vs.
Encompass Enterprises
LLC/Angela Stock/Marc
Davidson, breach of
contract, case #16CV08262,
03/15/16.
Cecily Bequette/Jeremy
Bequette vs. Herron Law
LLC, case #16CV08599,
03/17/16.
Alcantar and Associates
LLC vs. Ortiz and Associates
Inc., case #16CV08713,
03/18/16.
John Triesch vs. Taylor
Rene Booth/Legacy
Meridian Park Hospital/
dba Legacy Meridian Park
Medical Center, negligence,
case #16CV08735,
03/18/16.
Clark County
Greenway Terrace LLC
vs. Black Helterline LLP/
Margaret E. Schroeder/
Steven Zipper, collection,
case #16 2 05110 5,
03/07/16.
Henry G. Luken III vs.
Christensen Group Inc./
David H. Christensen/Joe F.
Foggia, tort-other, case #16
2 05118 2, 03/08/16.
Fred Munoz vs. RSV
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Building Solutions/RSV
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tort motor vehicle, case #16
2 05119 1, 03/08/16.
Janice Leveton/Estate
of Donald Leveton vs.
Pacific Specialty Health
and Rehabilitative Care/
Extendicare Health Services
Inc./Extendicare Homes
Inc., case #16 2 05122 1,
03/08/16.
Adam Polan vs. Gentle
Dental of Oregon PC, case
#16 2 05130 1, 03/14/16.
Multnomah County
Dollarhide vs. Hometown
Buffet Inc./Ruby
Rodriguez, personal
injury, case #16CV07454,
03/08/16.
Motschenbacher & Blattner
LLP vs. Jonathan Guyette/
Islands Franchise Co./
Bogo Tanning Inc., case
#16CV08061, 03/14/16.
Carol Dickey/Mary Bartlett
vs. R&B Remodel LLC, case
#16CV08081, 03/14/16.
Ellen Soper representative
of the Estate of Kelly
Soper vs. BNSF Railway
Co., wrongful death, case
#16CV08082, 03/14/16.
Delores Marie Gassner
vs. Double K Ventures LLP, legal malpractice, case
Inc./dba Double K/dba #16CV08400, 03/16/16.
McDonalds Restaurant,
personal injury, case
#16CV08120, 03/15/16.
Angelica Neidiger vs.
Vanport Marine Inc./Todd
Mahin, personal injury, case
#16CV08163, 03/15/16.
Yolander Gallegos vs.
Native American Youth
and Family Center/Cori
Matthew/Matt Morton, case
#16CV08224, 03/15/16.
State of Oregon vs. Kelaye
Concrete LLC/Rebekah
Williams, case #16CV08316,
03/15/16.
Johnson Street Townhouse
Condominiums Owners
Association vs. RJD
Inc., negligence, case
#16CV08322, 03/15/16.
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US Bank NA vs. Robert
H. Wilkerson/Cindy S.
Wilkerson/Fred Meyer
Employees Credit Union,
case #16CV08326,
03/15/16.
Denise Kelley vs. General
Parts International Inc./
Wheels LT/Kavay E.
Thanasouk, personal
injury, case #16CV08327,
03/16/16.
Michael Hunter vs. AC&E
Electrical Co./Columbia
Drywall Systems Inc.,
personal injury, case
#16CV08328, 03/16/16.
Fedex Techconnect Inc.
vs. Heller Enterprises Inc.,
account, case #16CV08329,
03/16/16.
Kayla Mares vs. Sandy
Farms LLC/Transpacific
Food Inc., case #16CV08330,
03/16/16.
Charles Allison vs.
Providence Health &
Services Oregon/dba
Providence Portland
Medical Center/The
Oregon Clinic PC, action
at law, case #16CV08331,
03/16/16.
Jonathan L. Guyette/
Islands Tanning and Med
Spa Inc. vs. Nicholas J.
Henderson/Troy G. Sexton/
Motschenbacher & Blattner
Richard Ross Jones vs.
Farmers Insurance/
Jim Miller Agency Inc./
Jim Miller, breach of
contract, case #16CV08591,
03/17/16.
52 Limited vs. Martha
Humphrey/The Short List
LLC, case #16CV08593,
03/17/16.
Jason Patton vs. Jerry
Woody/Interstate Wood
Products Inc., personal
injury, case #16CV08596,
03/17/16.
Washington County
Brian Dalrymple vs.
Holland Breckenridge
Apartment Homes
APRIL 8, 2016
LLC, action on property
damage, case #16CV07835,
03/10/16.
Cincinnati Insurance Co.
vs. Arrow Mechanical
Contractors/Interstate
Roofing Inc., negligence,
case #16CV07942,
03/11/16.
R New
corporations
Clackamas County
Stony Point Farms LLC, P.O.
Box 1230, Boring 97009,
Domestic LLC.
Integrity Construction NW
Inc., 28600 S.E. Knox Road,
Boring 97009, Domestic
Business Corporation.
Belvedere Barber Shop LLC,
641 N. Locust St., Canby
97013, Domestic LLC.
Finish Line Landscaping
Maintenance LLC, 651 N.
Birch St., Canby 97013,
Domestic LLC.
Twin Holdings LLC, 660
S. Ponderosa Court, Canby
97013, Domestic LLC.
Kahut Investment Holdings
LLC, P.O. Box 550, Canby
97013, Domestic LLC.
Kjeresti Kliewer LLC, 23700
S. Rondevic Drive, Canby
97013, Domestic LLC.
Kwok-Palo Enterprises
LLC, 23300 S. Highway 99E,
Canby 97013, Domestic LLC.
Dabio Inc., 14913 S.E.
82nd Drive, Clackamas
97015, Domestic Business
Corporation.
Smart Home Investments
LLC, 9123 S.E. St. Helens
Road Suite 4, Clackamas
97015, Domestic LLC.
R.A. Anderson Group LLC,
26546 S. Highway 211,
Estacada 97023, Domestic
LLC.
Duane Hiersche Custom
Woodworking LLC, 225 W.
Jersey, Gladstone 97027,
Domestic LLC.
The Oregon Trout Co. LLC,
P.O. Box 734, Gladstone
97027, Domestic LLC.
The Von Howlers LLC, 265
W. Kenmore St., Gladstone
97027, Domestic LLC.
330 Leasing LLC, 17250
Wall St., Lake Oswego 97034,
Domestic LLC.
Benoit & Associates
Inc., 1073 Sunningdale
Road, Lake Oswego
97034, Domestic Business
Corporation.
Oregon Residential
Construction LLC, 19225
Bryant Road, Lake Oswego
97034, Domestic LLC.
Ripa LLC, 333 S. State St. No.
V-201, Lake Oswego 97034,
Domestic LLC.
Gocity Inc., c/o Howard
Russell P.O. Box 2107, Lake
Oswego 97034, Domestic
Business Corporation.
Intercon Technical Sales
Inc., 2055 Ridge Pointe
Drive, Lake Oswego
97034, Domestic Business
Corporation.
LKB Development LLC,
5012 Foothills Road, Lake
Oswego 97034, Domestic
LLC.
Meadows 127 LLC, 5200
Meadows Road Suite 150,
Lake Oswego 97035,
Domestic LLC.
Mobile Asbestos Testing
Service NW Inc., 5300
Meadows Road Suite 200,
Lake Oswego 97035,
Domestic Business
Corporation.
Arlington Condo LLC, 5
Centerpointe Drive Suite
400-A, Lake Oswego 97035,
Domestic LLC.
Online Fertility Coach Inc.,
50 Kerr Parkway No. 54, Lake
Oswego 97035, Domestic
Business Corporation.
Big Kid Films LLC, 14353
Holly Springs Road, Lake
Oswego 97035, Domestic
LLC.
Recreation Military
Ministries, P.O. Box 2282,
Lake Oswego 97035,
Domestic Nonprofit
Corporation.
Resident Resources,
4800 S.W. Meadows Road
No. 300, Lake Oswego
97035, Domestic Nonprofit
Corporation.
Gandy Dancer LLC, 4783
Black Forest Court, Lake
Oswego 97035, Domestic
LLC.
Grace Management
Services Inc., 5335 Meadows
Road Suite 385, Lake Oswego
97035, Domestic Business
Corporation.
HAA LLC, 14347 Orchard
Springs Road, Lake Oswego
97035, Domestic LLC.
Synchronous LLC, 16679
S.W. Boones Ferry Road No.
205, Lake Oswego 97035,
Domestic LLC.
Turn Key Properties 5 LLC,
5200 Meadows Road Suite
150, Lake Oswego 97035,
Domestic LLC.
Jill Bentley LLC, 19158
Longfellow Ave., Lake
Oswego 97035, Domestic
LLC.
NW Seamless Surfaces
LLC, P.O. Box 31, Marylhurst
97036, Domestic LLC.
Basement Buds LLC, 20368
Danny Court, Oregon City
97045, Domestic LLC.
On The One LLC, 14290
S. Marjori Lane No. 1098,
Oregon City 97045, Domestic
LLC.
Philip H. Cardwell LLC,
20120 S. Impala Lane,
Oregon City 97045, Domestic
LLC.
Signature ATM LLC, 13632
Duane St., Oregon City
97045, Domestic LLC.
Heavymetal Werks LLC,
113 Williams St., Oregon City
97045, Domestic LLC.
US 2 U LLC, 36330 Yocum
Loop, Sandy 97055,
Domestic LLC.
Portland Electric Boat Co.
LLC, 3400 Belknap Drive,
West Linn 97068, Domestic
LLC.
Element 38 LLC, 2883
Rawhide Court, West Linn
97068, Domestic LLC.
HET LLC, 2606 Hillcrest
Court, West Linn 97068,
Domestic LLC.
T&M Car Wash LLC, 2615
Lorinda Lane, West Linn
97068, Domestic LLC.
Robert Saito, Health Beyond
Communities Inc., 1489
Rosemont Road, West Linn
97068, Domestic Nonprofit
Corporation.
Steve Crawford, House
To Home Realty Team LLC,
6105 Canter Lane, West Linn
97068, Domestic LLC.
Williamson
Communications Group
LLC, 2174 Long St., West
Linn 97068, Domestic LLC.
Willow Creek Investments
LLC, 19363 Willamette Drive,
West Linn 97068, Domestic
LLC.
Overton15 Office LLC,
24979 S.W. Quarryview
Drive, Wilsonville 97070,
Domestic LLC.
Phoenix Research
Management LLC, 29570
S.W. Volley St. No. 35,
Wilsonville 97070, Domestic
LLC.
Dyma LLC, 28905 S.W. Costa
Circle W., Wilsonville 97070,
Domestic LLC.
Jo Barbering LLC, 11609
S.W. Toulouse St. Apt. 413,
Wilsonville 97070, Domestic
LLC.
Zink Realty Advisors
Ltd., 25260 S.W. Parkway
Ave. Suite B, Wilsonville
97070, Domestic Business
Corporation.
Randy Oetken, American
Industrial Staffing LLC, 2647
S.E. Lake Road, Milwaukie
97222, Domestic LLC.
Mockrin Slavin Donnelly
LLP, 2029 S.E. Jefferson St.
Suite 101, Milwaukie 97222,
Domestic Registered LLP.
NLH Inc., 3650 S.E. Johnson
Creek Blvd., Portland
97222, Domestic Business
Corporation.
D Signature Construction
LLC, 5863 S.E. Robhil Drive,
Milwaukie 97222, Domestic
LLC.
Firesign Publishing NW
LLC, 3129 S.E. Boyd St.,
Milwaukie 97222, Domestic
LLC.
Tenzo Tonics LLC, 2001
S.E. Silver Springs Road,
Milwaukie 97222, Domestic
LLC.
Dimitris Auto Service LLC,
14200 S.E. McLoughlin Blvd.
Suite G, Portland 97267,
Domestic LLC.
Greyhound Wholesale Inc.,
7075 S.E. Tuscany Way,
Portland 97267, Domestic
Business Corporation.
Columbia County
May Chiropractic LLC,
80407 Bodine Road,
Clatskanie 97016, Domestic
LLC.
Eric Swanson Outdoor LLC,
58989 Morten Lane, St.
Helens 97051, Domestic LLC.
Luttrell Leather LLC, P.O.
Box 1744, St. Helens 97051,
Domestic LLC.
Wild Thyme On The River
LLC, P.O. Box 1681, St.
Helens 97051, Domestic LLC.
Kelly Drive LLC, 52904 N.W.
Cliff Drive, Scappoose 97056,
Domestic LLC.
REL Creative Ventures LLC,
50776 Dike Road Slip 15,
Scappoose 97056, Domestic
LLC.
G.E.T. Agriculture LLC,
15165 Airport Way, Vernonia
97064, Domestic LLC.
Multnomah County
Fire Organix LLC, P.O.
Box 432, Corbett 97019,
Domestic LLC.
MB Group LLC, 2951 N.W.
Division St. Suite 110,
Gresham 97030, Domestic
LLC.
Pure Prana Healing LLC,
2951 N.W. Division St.
Suite 110, Gresham 97030,
Domestic LLC.
Marianne Egan Custom
Bridal & Alteration LLC,
2951 N.W. Division St.
Suite 110, Gresham 97030,
Domestic LLC.
Superior Sanitation LLC,
2951 N.W. Division St.
Suite 110, Gresham 97030,
Domestic LLC.
Complete Consulting LLC,
2951 N.W. Division St.
Suite 110, Gresham 97030,
Domestic LLC.
River City Lights Inc., 2951
N.W. Division St. Suite 110,
Gresham 97030, Domestic
Business Corporation.
Dream Industrial Solutions
Inc., 2951 N.W. Division
St. Suite 110, Gresham
97030, Domestic Business
Corporation.
Niner Empire of Portland,
4712 W. Powell Blvd. No.
235, Gresham 97030,
Domestic Nonprofit
Corporation.
Saint Ram LLC, 2951 N.W.
Division St. Suite 110,
Gresham 97030, Domestic
LLC.
Open Opportunities Group
LLC, 2951 N.W. Division St.
Suite 110, Gresham 97030,
Domestic LLC.
Elevated Street Culture
LLC, 2951 N.W. Division St.
Suite 110, Gresham 97030,
Domestic LLC.
Our Family Business LLC,
2951 N.W. Division St.
Suite 110, Gresham 97030,
Domestic LLC.
Western Gate Inc., 3123
N.E. 29th St. Apt. 230,
Gresham 97030, Domestic
Business Corporation.
P.L.A.Y. Daycare LLC, 2951
N.W. Division St. Suite 110,
Gresham 97030, Domestic
LLC.
Erin Johnson LLC, 2951
N.W. Division St. Suite 110,
Gresham 97030, Domestic
LLC.
Willamette Digital LLC,
2951 N.W. Division St.
Suite 110, Gresham 97030,
Domestic LLC.
Pacific Northwest
Hardwood and Tile LLC,
2951 N.W. Division St.
Suite 110, Gresham 97030,
Domestic LLC.
CBN Enterprises LLC, 2951
N.W. Division St. Suite 110,
Gresham 97030, Domestic
LLC.
RCO Holdings LLC, 410 S.E.
Sandy Dell Road, Troutdale
97060, Domestic LLC.
Inksick5150 Tattoo and
Clothing LLC, 2642 S.W.
LEADS
McGinnis Ave., Troutdale
97060, Domestic LLC.
Bear Investments LLC, 226
W. Historic Columbia River
Highway, Troutdale 97060,
Domestic LLC.
Oregon Contractors &
Design Inc., 1204 S.W.
257th Ave., Troutdale
97060, Domestic Business
Corporation.
Domestic LLC.
Blue Magic Productions
LLC, 23705 N.E. Sandy Blvd.,
Troutdale 97060, Domestic
LLC.
SM Express LLC, 3358 S.W.
33rd St., Gresham 97080,
Domestic LLC.
Transglobal Energy Corp.,
225 S.W. Birdsdale Drive,
Gresham 97080, Domestic
Business Corporation.
AF Ventures LLC, 1412 S.W.
Hall St., Portland 97201,
Domestic LLC.
CH Beaverton LLC, 1303
S.W. 16th Ave., Portland
97201, Foreign LLC.
TMS Group LLC, 1618 S.W.
First Ave. Suite 250, Portland
97201, Domestic LLC.
Rose City Food & Beverage
LLC, 1915 S.W. Elizabeth St.,
Portland 97201, Domestic
LLC.
Bamboo Sushi Avanti LLC,
1300 S.W. Fifth Ave. Suite
2400, Portland 97201,
Domestic LLC.
Joseph Edwards LLC, 1330
S.W. Third Ave. No. P-10,
Portland 97201, Domestic
LLC.
U.S. China Solar Young
Entrepreneurs Association
Inc., 1300 S.W. Fifth Ave.
Suite 2400, Portland
97201, Domestic Business
Corporation.
Adapt Lighting Design
LLC, 4106 S.E. Lambert St.,
Portland 97202, Domestic
LLC.
Friedman & Co. LLC, 2636
S.E. 35th Ave. Apt. 1,
Portland 97202, Domestic
LLC.
Meanwhile Elsewhere, 2804
S.E. Franklin St., Portland
97202, Domestic Nonprofit
Corporation.
Thornton Recovery Centers
LLC, 1566 S.E. Linn St.,
Portland 97202, Domestic
LLC.
Niguidula Medical Writing
LLC, 1336 S.E. Nehalem St.,
Portland 97202, Domestic
LLC.
JPF Holdings LLC, 4109 S.E.
28th Ave., Portland 97202,
Domestic LLC.
Transform Pilates Studio
LLC, 7910 S.E. 31st Ave.,
Portland 97202, Domestic
LLC.
Jared Elliot Productions
LLC, 4035 S.E. 31st Ave.,
Portland 97202, Domestic
LLC.
Eat Well LLC, 2522 S.E.
28th Place, Portland 97202,
Domestic LLC.
Smatch LLC, 2746 S.E.
32nd Ave., Portland 97202,
Domestic LLC.
Extra Medium Holdings
LLC, 3411 S.E. 22nd Ave.,
Portland 97202, Domestic
LLC.
Love Is Rad LLC, 9531 N.
Portsmouth Ave., Portland
97203, Domestic LLC.
Cascade Cannabis Cooking
Co. LLC, 6935 N. Smith St.,
Portland 97203, Domestic
LLC.
Althena Integrative
Medicine LLC, 8532 N.
Ivanhoe St. Suite 201,
Portland 97203, Domestic
LLC.
American Global
Investments LLC, 7403
N. Syracuse St., Portland
97203, Domestic LLC.
Blisslandia LLC, 9918 N.
Oregonian Ave., Portland
97203, Domestic LLC.
Renuka Prasad, Original
Bubble Tea LLC, 9240 N.
Mohawk Ave., Portland
97203, Domestic LLC.
MF Brookwood LLC, Attn:
Michael D. Walker 111
S.W. Fifth Ave. Suite 3800,
Portland 97204, Domestic
LLC.
Macro Acquisition Co., 111
S.W. Fifth Ave. Suite 1500,
Portland 97204, Domestic
Business Corporation.
Airport Solar LLC, 1600
Pioneer Tower 888 S.E.
Fifth Ave., Portland 97204,
Domestic LLC.
Century Drive Partners LLC,
1600 Pioneer Tower 888 S.W.
Fifth Ave., Portland 97204,
Domestic LLC.
Mount Chinidere LLC, 1600
Pioneer Tower 888 S.W.
Fifth Ave., Portland 97204,
Helvetia Holdings LLC, 111
S.W. Fifth Ave. Suite 1900,
Portland 97204, Domestic
LLC.
Aukum-V185 LLC, 121
S.W. Morrison St. Suite 600,
Portland 97204, Foreign LLC.
BDSR Inc., 818 S.W. Third
Ave. No. 1318, Portland
97204, Domestic Business
Corporation.
Innovative Safety Inc., 818
S.W. Third Ave. No. 430,
Portland 97204, Domestic
Business Corporation.
Dyecandy LLC, 121 S.W.
Salmon St. Suite 1000,
Portland 97204, Domestic
LLC.
EASI Holding Corp., c/o
Thomas R. Rask III 520
S.W. Yamhill St. Suite 600,
Portland 97204, Domestic
Business Corporation.
Bayou Belles Real Estate
Holdings LLC 7, 888 S.W.
Fifth Ave. Suite 650, Portland
97204, Domestic LLC.
Be Free Healing Hearts
LLC, 732 S.W. Third Ave.
Suite 401, Portland 97204,
Domestic LLC.
Turning Leaf Homes IV LLC,
308 S.W. First Ave. Suite 325,
Portland 97204, Domestic
LLC.
KT Editorial Inc., 520
S.W. Yamhill St. Suite 600,
Portland 97204, Domestic
Business Corporation.
Shady Lane LLC, Farleigh
Wada Witt 121 S.W. Morrison
No. 600, Portland 97204,
Domestic LLC.
Kells Irish Pipes and
Drums, 121 S.W. Salmon
St. Suite 1100, Portland
97204, Domestic Nonprofit
Corporation.
Spartan Analytics LLC, 805
S.W. Broadway Suite 2400,
Portland 97205, Domestic
LLC.
CFJ LLC, 805 S.W. Broadway
Suite 2400, Portland 97205,
Domestic LLC.
Astoria Retail LLC, 805
S.W. Broadway Suite 2400,
Portland 97205, Domestic
LLC.
Rockaway Retail LLC, 805
S.W. Broadway Suite 2400,
Portland 97205, Domestic
LLC.
Corey Tennant PC, Attn:
Dallas G. Thomsen 1000
S.W. Broadway Suite 1400,
Portland 97205, Domestic
Professional Corporation.
The Leadership Lab LLC,
707 S.W. Washington St.
Suite 1100, Portland 97205,
Domestic LLC.
Oregon Retail Holdings
LLC, 805 S.W. Broadway
Suite 2400, Portland 97205,
Domestic LLC.
Laudato Si USA, 1220 S.W.
Morrison Suite 920, Portland
97205, Domestic Nonprofit
Corporation.
Zeitgeist Glass LLC, 5505
S.E. Malden St., Portland
97206, Domestic LLC.
NB Consulting LLC, 6104
S.E. 56th Ave., Portland
97206, Domestic LLC.
Ashley Turner Coaching
LLC., 7306 S.E. Division St.,
Portland 97206, Domestic
LLC.
Roonjav Properties LLC,
6510 S.E. Foster Road Suite
D, Portland 97206, Domestic
LLC.
Thuis LLC, 5328 S.E.
Woodward St., Portland
97206, Domestic LLC.
Sip Stop Collective LLC,
6822 S.E. Mall St., Portland
97206, Domestic LLC.
2 Seconds Productions
LLC, 5651 N.E. 52nd Ave.,
Portland 97206, Domestic
LLC.
Oregon Heartwood LLC,
P.O. Box 2307, Portland
97208, Domestic LLC.
Portland Iconic LLC, 959
N.W. Overton Suite 1015,
Portland 97209, Domestic
LLC.
Michael Knights LLC, 1200
N.W. 12th Ave. No. 3400,
Portland 97209, Domestic
LLC.
Halo and Milo LLC, 815 N.W.
Naito Parkway Apt. 317,
Portland 97209, Domestic
LLC.
Third & Taylor Hotel
Development LLC, 1100
N.W. Glisan St. Suite 2-A,
Portland 97209, Domestic
LLC.
Third & Taylor Hotel
Investment LLC, 1100 N.W.
Glisan St. Suite 2-A, Portland
97209, Domestic LLC.
Bask Collective Inc., 1255
N.W. Ninth Ave. No. 403,
Portland 97209, Foreign
Business Corporation.
Equity Rock National Inc.,
c/o Ater Wynne LLP 1331
N.W. Lovejoy St. Suite 900,
Portland 97209, Domestic
Business Corporation.
PDX Ent. and Audiology
Medical Group PC, c/o
Ater Wynne LLP 1331 N.W.
Lovejoy St. Suite 900,
Portland 97209, Domestic
Professional Corporation.
Lifeline Entertainment
Music Group LLC, 123
W. Burnside St. Suite 223,
Portland 97209, Domestic
LLC.
New Balance Portland
Roses LLC, 2121 N.W.
23rd Ave., Portland 97210,
Domestic LLC.
Wildwood Apartments
LLC, 1845 N.W. 23rd Place,
Portland 97210, Domestic
LLC.
Festival of All Culture
LLC, 915 N.E. Emerson St.,
Portland 97211, Domestic
LLC.
Pirtle-Guiney Law LLC, P.O.
Box 11225, Portland 97211,
Domestic LLC.
Grandma Sally LLC, 4736
N.E. 31st Ave., Portland
97211, Domestic LLC.
Claire The Doula LLC, 5814
N.E. Garfield Ave., Portland
97211, Domestic LLC.
Taste of Italy LLC, 4912
N.E. Mallory Ave., Portland
97211, Domestic LLC.
Hancock Rinehart LLC,
6335 N.E. Garfield Ave.,
Portland 97211, Domestic
LLC.
Happy Endeavors LLC, 4332
N.E. 27th Ave., Portland
97211, Domestic LLC.
Double Time User and
Network Services LLC, 5533
N.E. 19th Ave., Portland
97211, Domestic LLC.
Big Ed Barnham LLC, 2041
N.E. Highland St., Portland
97211, Domestic LLC.
Studio Reset LLC, 2115 N.E.
16th Ave., Portland 97212,
Domestic LLC.
Sweetlime Productions
LLC, 2224 N.E. 36th Ave.,
Portland 97212, Domestic
LLC.
Tab Industries LLC, 3519
N.E. 15th Ave. No. 273,
Portland 97212, Domestic
LLC.
Rupert Enterprises Four
LLC, 2817 N.E. Hamblet
Road, Portland 97212,
Foreign LLC.
Rupert Enterprises LLC,
2817 N.E. Hamblet Road,
Portland 97212, Foreign LLC.
Rupert Enterprises One LLC,
2817 N.E. Hamblet Road,
Portland 97212, Foreign LLC.
Rupert Enterprises Three
LLC, 2817 N.E. Hamblet
Road, Portland 97212,
Foreign LLC.
Rupert Enterprises Two
LLC, 2817 N.E. Hamblet
Road, Portland 97212,
Foreign LLC.
Macs Track House LLC,
2904 N.E. 51st Ave., Portland
97213, Domestic LLC.
The Dandy Lions School
LLC, 3415 N.E. 64th Ave.,
Portland 97213, Domestic
LLC.
Hufnagel Design Build
LLC, 4036 N.E. 64th Ave.,
Portland 97213, Domestic
LLC.
Nicolesy Inc., 2955 N.E.
59th Ave., Portland 97213,
Foreign Business Corporation.
Stadium District Business
Group, c/o Venture Portland
1125 S.E. Madison Suite 112,
Portland 97214, Domestic
Nonprofit Corporation.
Carevoyance LLC, 1414 S.E.
32nd Ave., Portland 97214,
Domestic LLC.
Stonedware Co. LLC, 1614
S.E. Stark St., Portland
97214, Domestic LLC.
Ann Pyne Productions LLC,
107 S.E. Washington St.
Suite 245, Portland 97214,
Domestic LLC.
Reyes Industries LLC, 615
S.E. Clay St., Portland 97214,
Domestic LLC.
Baldner Homestead LLC,
1527 S.E. Main St. No. 2,
Portland 97214, Domestic
LLC.
Itrigger Inc., 2424 S.E.
11th Ave., Portland
97214, Domestic Business
Corporation.
Late Shake LLC, 3206 S.E.
Lincoln St., Portland 97214,
Domestic LLC.
Gardening For Wellness
LLC, 1172 S.E. 55th Ave.,
Portland 97215, Domestic
LLC.
The Gault Shop LLC, 244
S.E. 52nd Ave., Portland
97215, Domestic LLC.
Spacetime Ventures LLC,
222 S.E. 79th Ave., Portland
97215, Domestic LLC.
3D Printers and Repairs
LLC, 11729 S.E. Yamhill St.,
Portland 97216, Domestic
LLC.
Square RT LLC, 444 N.
Sumner St. Unit 4-E, Portland
97217, Domestic LLC.
Five Starfish Inc., 4715 N.
Lagoon Ave. Suite A, Portland
97217, Domestic Business
Corporation.
Gato Montes LLC, 6212
N. Michigan Ave., Portland
97217, Domestic LLC.
Mt. Hood Angels Inc., 6124
N. Villard Ave., Portland
97217, Domestic Business
Corporation.
Aric Debriae LLC, 7014 N.
Wilbur Ave., Portland 97217,
Domestic LLC.
Ebony Enterprise Inc., 3120
N. Arlington Place, Portland
97217, Domestic Business
Corporation.
FLVX Papers LLC, 4633 N.E.
Cully Blvd., Portland 97218,
Domestic LLC.
Mac Wine Cellars LLC, 4441
N.E. Mason St., Portland
97218, Domestic LLC.
Absolut Diesel Repair
LLC, 7015 N.E. 42nd Ave.,
Portland 97218, Domestic
LLC.
Greenhaven LLC, P.O. Box
18126, Portland 97218,
Domestic LLC.
Zainah Botanics LLC, 8721
S.W. 50th Ave., Portland
97219, Domestic LLC.
Cascadia Trading Co., 2031
S.W. Stephenson St., Portland
97219, Domestic Business
Corporation.
Richard E. White LLC, 4733
S.W. Miles Court, Portland
97219, Domestic LLC.
Conrad Sales & Marketing
LLC, 1287 S.W. Ophelia St.,
Portland 97219, Domestic
LLC.
Naffa Inc., 11247 S.W.
Capitol Highway, Portland
97219, Domestic Nonprofit
Corporation.
Nansea LLC, 4940 S.W.
Pomona St., Portland 97219,
Domestic LLC.
Horseshoes & Hand
Grenades Publishing LLC,
1731 S.W. Moss St., Portland
97219, Domestic LLC.
DSR Duners LLC, 3305 S.W.
Caraway Court, Portland
97219, Domestic LLC.
Nextasea LLC, 7206 S.W.
Virginia Ave., Portland
97219, Domestic LLC.
Thom Innovation
Consulting LLC, 7332
S.W. Virginia Ave., Portland
97219, Domestic LLC.
Tick Engineering LLC, 9831
S.W. Second Ave., Portland
97219, Domestic LLC.
Better Home Buyer LLC,
9231 S.W. 50th Ave.,
Portland 97219, Domestic
LLC.
Sean D. Kliewer LLC,
Knauerhase Law Office 8403
S.W. Eighth Ave., Portland
97219, Domestic LLC.
29
Endurance Sports Business
News LLC, 13217 S.W. 63rd
Place, Portland 97219,
Domestic LLC.
People Med Transit Corp.,
P.O. Box 4772, Portland
97220, Domestic Business
Corporation.
Clear Solutions With Jane
Inc., 11106 N.E. Prescott St.,
Portland 97220, Domestic
Business Corporation.
Trees Portland LLC, 1234
N.E. 102nd Ave., Portland
97220, Domestic LLC.
Blu 7 Inc., 3232 N.E.
82nd Ave., Portland
97220, Domestic Business
Corporation.
Corrick & Co. LLC, 5027 S.W.
Downs View Court, Portland
97221, Domestic LLC.
Astronaut Supply Co. LLC,
4027 N. Longview Ave.,
Portland 97227, Domestic
LLC.
Eighty-Sixed LLC, P.O.
Box 3711, Portland 97228,
Domestic LLC.
Molina On The Rocks
LLC, 1700 N.E. 162nd Ave.
Apt. Q-2, Portland 97230,
Domestic LLC.
Simple Pin Assistant LLC,
1110 N.E. 178th Ave.,
Portland 97230, Domestic
LLC.
Smart Buy Auto LLC, 2710
N.E. 131st Ave., Portland
97230, Domestic LLC.
Williams Transportation
LLC, 1840 N.E. 129th Place,
Portland 97230, Domestic
LLC.
Emerald Heights Farms
LLC, 10160 N.W. 107th Ave.,
Portland 97231, Domestic
LLC.
Peak Potential Fitness LLC,
1750 N.E. Irving St. Apt. 27,
Portland 97232, Domestic
LLC.
Ferg Investments LLC,
3438 N.E. Davis St., Portland
97232, Domestic LLC.
Phil Armstrong, OPA
Equipment Corp., The Oregon
Clinic PC 847 N.E. 19th
Ave. Suite 300, Portland
97232, Domestic Business
Corporation.
Inger Ellam, Julie Davis
Blogs LLC, 607 N.E. Floral
Place, Portland 97232,
Domestic LLC.
Phoenix Fire Labs LLC,
13035 S.E. Sherman St.,
Portland 97233, Domestic
LLC.
Carolina Co., 2237 S.E.
178th Ave., Portland 97233,
Foreign Business Corporation.
Advocacy5, 17915 S.E.
Main St., Portland 97233,
Domestic Nonprofit
Corporation.
Chuukese Christian Church,
18256 S.E. Yamhill St.,
Portland 97233, Domestic
Nonprofit Corporation.
Tacos Ramos LLC, 16133
S.E. Alder St., Portland
97233, Domestic LLC.
New Day Housing LLC,
12405 S.E. Stephens St.,
Portland 97233, Domestic
LLC.
Awni Ice Cream LLC, 17007
S.E. Stark St. Unit 24,
Portland 97233, Domestic
LLC.
J&L Strong Construction
and Remodeling LLC, 2211
S.E. 159th Ave., Portland
97233, Domestic LLC.
Las Rosas LLC, 17047
S.E. Stephens St., Portland
97233, Domestic LLC.
Oleg Pesetskiy, UM Express
LLC, 6430 S.E. 128th Ave.
Apt. 11, Portland 97236,
Domestic LLC.
Kits Transport LLC, 12308
S.E. Kelly St. Apt. 3, Portland
97236, Domestic LLC.
Youkoso-Oregon LLC, 1 S.W.
Columbia St. Suite 1110,
Portland 97258, Domestic
LLC.
ZWJ LLC, 6712 S.E. 83rd
Ave., Portland 97266,
Domestic LLC.
APFM LLC, 4724 S.E. 118th
Ave., Portland 97266,
Domestic LLC.
Sunchine Plus LLC, 12028
S.E. Bush St., Portland
97266, Domestic LLC.
Alpha 1 Auto Glass LLC,
5308 S.E. 118th Ave.,
Portland 97266, Domestic
LLC.
30
RSD Transport LLC, 3226
S.E. 118th Ave., Portland
97266, Domestic LLC.
Ramblin Trucking LLC, 3226
S.E. 118th Ave., Portland
97266, Domestic LLC.
Cypher Construction &
Maintenance LLC, 11414
S.E. Harold St., Portland
97266, Domestic LLC.
Ruhland Mandolins LLC,
6342 S.E. 89th Ave., Portland
97266, Domestic LLC.
Noble Sprout Farms Inc.,
6920 S.E. 83rd Ave., Portland
97266, Domestic Business
Corporation.
Electric Sheep Textiles
LLC, 11937 S.E. Schiller St.,
Portland 97266, Domestic
LLC.
Velocity German Autos LLC,
7415 S.E. 92nd Ave. Building
1, Portland 97266, Domestic
LLC.
Brick and Mortar LLC,
12131 S.E. Lexington St.,
Portland 97266, Domestic
LLC.
Denouement LLC, P.O. Box
19210, Portland 97280,
Domestic LLC.
KPM Law LLC, P.O. Box
80743, Portland 97280,
Domestic LLC.
Brian M. Parrott LLC, P.O.
Box 80933, Portland 97280,
Domestic LLC.
Saturn Duplication LLC, P.O.
Box 86680, Portland 97286,
Domestic LLC.
AITVN LLC, P.O. Box 66903,
Portland 97290, Domestic
LLC.
Washington County
Plumbing Craftsman and
Drain Service LLC, 13300
S.W. Butner Road, Beaverton
97005, Domestic LLC.
Portland Dance School
and Theater Corp., 10058
S.W. Arctic Drive, Beaverton
97005, Domestic Business
Corporation.
West Hills Turf & Tree LLC,
12550 S.W. Butner Road,
Beaverton 97005, Domestic
LLC.
Hearthstone Media LLC,
5665 S.W. Stott Ave.,
Beaverton 97005, Domestic
LLC.
Wit & Charm LLC, 280
S.W. 133rd Ave., Beaverton
97005, Domestic LLC.
Avenger LLC, 4900 S.W.
Griffith Drive Suite 133,
Beaverton 97005, Domestic
LLC.
JR Stucco and Exteriors
Inc., 4130 S.W. 117th
Ave. Suite A, Beaverton
97005, Domestic Business
Corporation.
Beaverton Medical Massage
LLC, 3863 S.W. Hall Blvd.
Suite B, Beaverton 97005,
Domestic LLC.
Kontrafy Productions LLC,
4745 S.W. Lombard Ave.
Apt. 314, Beaverton 97005,
Domestic LLC.
Cascadia Sports LLC,
13775 S.W. Sixth St. Apt. N,
Beaverton 97005, Domestic
LLC.
MF Chase LLC, 14335
S.W. Allen Blvd. Suite 200,
Beaverton 97005, Domestic
LLC.
Casita Multiservicios LLC,
12588 S.W. Gem Lane,
Beaverton 97005, Domestic
LLC.
Corsair N1337A LLC, 4900
S.W. Griffith Drive Suite 133,
Beaverton 97005, Domestic
LLC.
Yolanda Figueroa, Ms. Yola
Cleaning Services LLC, 12500
S.W. Colony Lane No. 3,
Beaverton 97005, Domestic
LLC.
Nakajima N43JE LLC, 4900
S.W. Griffith Drive Suite 133,
Beaverton 97005, Domestic
LLC.
P-38 LLC, 4900 S.W. Griffith
Drive Suite 133, Beaverton
97005, Domestic LLC.
JEC NW LLC, 1500 N.W.
Bethany Blvd. No. 185,
Beaverton 97006, Domestic
LLC.
SEEDSC LLC, 680 N.W. 167th
Ave., Beaverton 97006,
Domestic LLC.
Shopthetrends LLC, 1140
S.W. 160th Ave., Beaverton
97006, Domestic LLC.
NT Guide Service LLC, 50
S.W. 152nd Ave., Beaverton
97006, Domestic LLC.
New Begin Inc., 18033 N.W.
Evergreen Parkway Suite I,
Beaverton 97006, Domestic
Business Corporation.
Expertly Learning Corp.,
1915 N.W. Amberglen
Parkway Suite 105,
Beaverton 97006, Domestic
Business Corporation.
Turiyam Research LLC,
16055 S.W. Walker Road
No. 199, Beaverton 97006,
Domestic LLC.
Eyelet Careers LLC, 900
N.W. 178th Ave., Beaverton
97006, Domestic LLC.
Filbert South Inc., 17010
S.W. Weir Road, Beaverton
97007, Domestic Business
Corporation.
White Label Nutrients Inc.,
6595 S.W. 178th Place,
Beaverton 97007, Domestic
Business Corporation.
Alerie L. Lyche CPA LLC,
P.O. Box 7214, Aloha 97007,
Domestic LLC.
Riley Racing, 7903 S.W.
166th Place, Beaverton
97007, Domestic Nonprofit
Corporation.
Sad Minds LLC, 14755 S.W.
Osprey Drive No. 1012,
Beaverton 97007, Domestic
LLC.
Lulac Portland Council
40002, 5265 S.W. 153rd
Ave., Beaverton 97007,
Domestic Nonprofit
Corporation.
Marina Oregon City Inc.,
17010 S.W. Weir Road,
Beaverton 97007, Domestic
Business Corporation.
Concept Three LLC,
9446 S.W. Inverness Way,
Beaverton 97007, Domestic
LLC.
Northwest Cloud Solutions
LLC, 17858 S.W. Richard
Court, Beaverton 97007,
Domestic LLC.
123 Painting and
Construction LLC, 9940 S.W.
Buckskin Terrace, Beaverton
97008, Domestic LLC.
White Star Cleaning
Service Inc., 14320 S.W.
Barlow Court, Beaverton
97008, Domestic Business
Corporation.
Serpa Audiology LLC, 10117
S.W. Cynthia St., Beaverton
97008, Domestic LLC.
Shumanity Inc., 8620 S.W.
Pacer Drive, Beaverton
97008, Domestic Business
Corporation.
Kore Strategic Ventures
LLC, 14389 S.W. Rancher
Lane, Beaverton 97008,
Foreign LLC.
Deal Place 4U LLC, 8319
S.W. Cirrus Drive, Beaverton
97008, Domestic LLC.
Procanna USA LLC, 23285
S.W. Boones Ferry Road,
Tualatin 97062, Domestic
LLC.
Joslin Consulting LLC, P.O.
Box 1387, Beaverton 97075,
Domestic LLC.
Cash Or Collateral
Entertainment LLC, P.O.
Box 1486, Beaverton 97075,
Domestic LLC.
Barbacoa Don Pancho LLC,
19155 S.W. Kinnaman Road,
Beaverton 97078, Domestic
LLC.
West Coast Land & Logs
LLC, P.O. Box 309, Banks
97106, Domestic LLC.
Pacific Mountain Roofing
LLC, 159 S.E. Maple St.
Unit 6-E, Hillsboro 97123,
Domestic LLC.
Firestarter International
LLC, P.O. Box 3771, Hillsboro
97123, Domestic LLC.
Justin and Sherre LLC, 5920
N.E. Ray Circle Suite 100,
Hillsboro 97123, Domestic
LLC.
Keith Brown Properties LLC,
25365 S.W. Rainbow Lane,
Hillsboro 97123, Domestic
LLC.
Sunstone Sport Horses LLC,
302 S.E. 37th Ave., Hillsboro
97123, Domestic LLC.
Maple Leaves Lawn Care
LLC, 2045 S.E. Maple St.,
Hillsboro 97123, Domestic
LLC.
Cypress Ridge Development
LLC, 1602 S.E. 71st Ave.,
Hillsboro 97123, Domestic
LLC.
Facultas Partners Inc., 2867
S.E. Brodiaea Court, Hillsboro
97123, Domestic Business
Corporation.
VIA PCB Engineering and
Design LLC, 537 N.E. 64th
Court, Hillsboro 97124,
Domestic LLC.
Weybright & Associates
Inc., 2745 N.W. John Olsen
Ave. Apt. E-59, Hillsboro
97124, Domestic Business
Corporation.
A Strong Design LLC, 1400
N.E. 48th Ave. Suite 200,
Hillsboro 97124, Domestic
LLC.
Honey Hole LLC, 12155 N.W.
Dick Road, Hillsboro 97124,
Domestic LLC.
Becky and Betty LLC, 12155
N.W. Dick Road, Hillsboro
97124, Domestic LLC.
The Abacist LLC, 1400
N.E. 48th Ave. Suite 200,
Hillsboro 97124, Domestic
LLC.
National Wild Turkey
Federation Washington
County Chapter, 1288 N.E.
Margeaux Place, Hillsboro
97124, Domestic Nonprofit
Corporation.
Goose Creek Property LLC,
P.O. Box 162, North Plains
97133, Domestic LLC.
Meacham Estate LLC, 23707
N.W. Dairy Creek Road, North
Plains 97133, Domestic LLC.
Full Moon Tours LLC, 22580
S.W. Mountain Home Road,
Sherwood 97140, Domestic
LLC.
Sapphire Investment
Group, 18850 S.W. Parrett
Mountain Road, Sherwood
97140, Foreign Business
Corporation.
Pari Partners LLC, 7175 S.W.
Beveland Road Suite 210,
Portland 97223, Domestic
LLC.
Terry Scannell, Visionary
Means Corp., 7128 Gonzaga
St. No. 220, Portland
97223, Domestic Business
Corporation.
Red Hills Investments LLC,
10220 S.W. Greenburg Road
Suite 111, Portland 97223,
Domestic LLC.
Advantage Equities LLC
9398, 10220 S.W. Greenburg
Road Suite 111, Portland
97223, Domestic LLC.
Applegate River LLC, 2331
S.W. Sixth Ave., Portland
97223, Domestic LLC.
Rose City Dip LLC, 8150 S.W.
80th Ave., Portland 97223,
Domestic LLC.
Lawn Care Unlimited LLC,
7410 S.W. Oleson Road
Suite 130, Portland 97223,
Domestic LLC.
Skookum Plumbing LLC,
10723 S.W. 82nd Ave.,
Portland 97223, Domestic
LLC.
Tailored Realty LLC, 12505
S.W. North Dakota St. Apt.
1314, Portland 97223,
Domestic LLC.
ThreeWB LLC, 10220 S.W.
Greenburg Road, Portland
97223, Domestic LLC.
Empire Trace LLC, 6950
S.W. Hampton St., Portland
97223, Domestic LLC.
Uphill Endeavor LLC, 6440
S.W. Old Scholls Ferry Road,
Portland 97223, Domestic
LLC.
Gilly Kids Clothing LLC,
13975 S.W. Chinn Lane Apt.
132, Tigard 97224, Domestic
LLC.
Restore Massage PDX LLC,
14833 S.W. 72nd Ave.,
Portland 97224, Domestic
LLC.
Andreia Group LLC, 16280
S.W. 113th Ave. Apt. 109,
Tigard 97224, Domestic LLC.
Sir Group LLC, 14211 S.W.
Tewkesbury Drive, Portland
97224, Domestic LLC.
Cambodia Chamber of
Commerce LLC, 16716 S.W.
72nd Ave., Portland 97224,
Domestic LLC.
Timelines Barbershop LLC,
14120 S.W. Tewkesbury
Drive, Tigard 97224,
Domestic LLC.
Ethereal Technology LLC,
15855 S.W. Stratford Loop
Apt. A, Portland 97224,
Domestic LLC.
Platinum Painting LLC,
2470 S.W. 112th Place,
Portland 97225, Domestic
LEADS
LLC.
W&J Real Estate LLC,
2165 S.W. Cedar Hills Blvd.,
Portland 97225, Domestic
LLC.
West Slope Wood LLC.,
2185 S.W. 75th Ave.,
Portland 97225, Domestic
LLC.
3DAuthority.Net LLC, 7327
S.E. Barnes Road No. 818,
Portland 97225, Domestic
LLC.
Gus Nadelhoffer, Gus
Nadelhoffer Insurance
Agency Inc., 4848 S.W.
Scholls Ferry Road, Portland
97225, Domestic Business
Corporation.
Rockstar Cleaning Service
LLC, 12245 S.W. Taylor
Court, Portland 97225,
Domestic LLC.
BDavis Holdings LLC, 13190
S.W. Edgewood St., Portland
97225, Domestic LLC.
Bellstone Wellness LLC,
4931 S.W. 76th Ave. No. 225,
Portland 97225, Domestic
LLC.
Ultimatecreek LLC, 5125
S.W. Scholls Ferry Road
Apt. 02, Portland 97225,
Domestic LLC.
Future Montessori School
LLC, 13150 N.W. Sue St.,
Portland 97229, Domestic
LLC.
Portland Window Cleaning
LLC, 4180 N.W. Carlton
Court, Portland 97229,
Domestic LLC.
Ammanna Properties LLC,
5926 N.W. 170th Ave.,
Portland 97229, Domestic
LLC.
Bill and Jan Enterprises
LLC, 16067 N.W. Rondos
Drive, Portland 97229,
Domestic LLC.
The Health Nut Coach
Co., 3300 N.W. 185th Ave.,
Portland 97229, Domestic
Business Corporation.
Meet Your Mind LLC, 13393
N.W. Payne Drive, Portland
97229, Domestic LLC.
Tinyrain LLC, 12733 N.W.
Forest Spring Lane, Portland
97229, Domestic LLC.
Forever Memories LLC, P.O.
Box 230965, Tigard 97281,
Domestic LLC.
Speedbump Charities,
P.O. Box 230211, Tigard
97281, Domestic Nonprofit
Corporation.
Truly Med Inc., P.O. Box
230347, Tigard 97281,
Domestic Business
Corporation.
Yamhill County
Ideas To Patents Inc.,
876 S.W. View Crest Drive,
Dundee 97115, Domestic
Business Corporation.
Relentless Trucking LLC,
702 N. Grant St., Lafayette
97127, Domestic LLC.
CS Property Investments
LLC, P.O. Box 237,
McMinnville 97128,
Domestic LLC.
Chirobiz LLC, 4155 N.E.
Three Mile Lane Unit
135, McMinnville 97128,
Domestic LLC.
Joy Nutrition and Wellness
LLC, 142 N.E. Seventh
St., McMinnville 97128,
Domestic LLC.
Spirit Mountain Marijuana
Inc., 3592 N.E. Golden
Leaf Lane, McMinnville
97128, Domestic Business
Corporation.
3 Angels Towing LLC,
1002 N. Springbrook Road
Suite 160, Newberg 97132,
Domestic LLC.
AD Gibson Photo LLC,
3305 Vittoria Way Apt. 13,
Newberg 97132, Domestic
LLC.
E&L Ideas LLC, 3713 Bur
Oak Court, Newberg 97132,
Domestic LLC.
Earlwood Road LLC, 7120
N.E. Earlwood Road, Newberg
97132, Domestic LLC.
Group of Fire LLC, c/o
Demetri Tsohantaridis PC
201 N. Meridian St., Newberg
97132, Domestic LLC.
M&S Yard Service LLC,
24070 Wildwood Road,
Newberg 97132, Domestic
LLC.
Mozer Desserts LLC,
3305 Vittoria Way Apt. 13,
Newberg 97132, Domestic
LLC.
Daniel Maust Construction
LLC, P.O. Box 550, Yamhill
97148, Domestic LLC.
R Commercial
real estate
transactions
Clackamas County
KB Properties LLC to
Rivers East LLC, 1211
S.W. Fifth Ave. Suite 1900,
Portland 97204, Lots 9-14
First Addition to the Town
of Oswego, $3,000,000,
03/15/16.
Clark County
Gary Colemansmith and
Mark Colemansmith to
2105 C Street LLC, 2105 C
St., Vancouver 98685, Lots
1-6 Arnada Park ID 42850-
000, $870,280, 03/14/16.
Jachin LLC to Lovelace
Properties LLC, 16701
S.E. McGillivray Blvd. Suite
100, Vancouver 98683, Sec.
35 02 02 ID 167683-000,
$660,280, 03/17/16.
Multnomah County
STAG Gresham LLC to G&I
VIII Halsey LLC, 220 E.
42nd St. 27th Floor, New
York, N.Y. 10017, Lots 1-4
Halsey Corners ID R632989,
$22,300,000, 03/17/16.
G. Smith Holdings LLC
to Iron Fireman Building
LLC, 810 N.W. Marshall St.
Suite 300, Portland 97209,
Lots 6-11/28-33 Holgate
Addition, $3,750,000,
03/18/16.
The Port of Portland to
Fedex Ground Package
System Inc., 1000 FedEx
Drive, Moon Township, Pa.
15108, Lot 1 Troutdale
Reynolds Industrial Park,
$3,082,000, 03/18/16.
Lawrence Property
Management LLC to GL-B44
Acquisition LLC, 3050 S.E.
Division No. 235, Portland
97202, Lots 6/7 Wehlams
Addition, $2,080,000,
03/16/16.
Ward Estate Co. Oregon
Ltd. to J.R. Zukin Corp.,
P.O. Box 1810, Los Gatos,
Calif. 95031, Sec. 36 01 01
ID R328657, $1,446,250,
03/18/16.
Rose Marie Schulz Trustee
to Group 701 LLC, 3560 S.W.
Troy St., Portland 97219,
Sec. 33 01 02 ID R319505/
R319507/R319509,
$965,000, 03/17/16.
Structure Redevelopment
LLC to TYS Investment
LLC, 8305 S.E. Monterey
Ave. Suite 211, Happy Valley
97086, Lots 74/75 Roselawn
Annex, $720,000, 03/15/16.
Paul Hooson to TAJ
Development Group LLC,
15635 S.E. 114th Ave. Suite
205, Clackamas 97015,
Sec. 20 01 02 ID R318168,
$684,000, 03/17/16.
David C. Gaggero to Chaney
Chaney and Peterson
LLC, 100 W. Powell Blvd.,
Gresham 97030, Lot 10
Arcadia ID R107143,
$650,000, 03/18/16.
Lucas Oregon Properties
LLC to Cameron Oregon
Properties LLC, P.O. Box
713, Point Reyes, Calif.
94956, Sec. 15 01 01,
$642,227, 03/15/16.
Washington County
Renate Berry heir of
Harry L. Berry deceased
to Kemmer Ridge LLC,
12555 S.W. Hall Blvd., Tigard
97223, Lots 6/7/8 Mountain
View Heights ID R258615,
$4,800,000, 03/17/16.
Weston Investment Co.
LLC to NWPI LLC, 5331 S.W.
MacAdam Ave. Suite 258,
Portland 97239, Lot 6-8
Westmark ID R2104045/
R21040465/R2104047,
$2,100,000, 03/21/16.
Findley Heights LLC to
North Bethany Partners
LLC, 735 S.W. 158th Ave.,
Beaverton 97006, Lots 77-79
Findley Heights, $675,000,
03/17/16.
John G. Hall to 2600 LLC,
P.O. Box 489, Cornelius
97113, Sec. 02 02 03 ID
R0955336, $625,000,
03/18/16.
Ronald D. and Janice H.
Wismer Co-Trustees to CTH
Investments LLC, 1800
N.W. 167th Place Suite 150,
Beaverton 97006, Tract H
and Lot 127 Wismer Ridge,
$611,000, 03/18/16.
Charles E. Rotta Jr. and
Gerri Lynn Annenberg Rotta
Trustees to HP Oregon I
LLC, 180 N. Stetson Ave.
Suite 3650, Chicago, Ill.
60601, Lot 39 Mountain
Gate, $578,500, 03/18/16.
Mark S. and Donna L. Tsai to
Adam and Joanna Perkins,
4475 N.W. Metollius Court,
Portland 97229, Lot 35
Rock Creek Country Club
ID R1385209, $513,000,
03/18/16.
R Residential
real estate
transactions
Clackamas County
J&J Development LLC to
Kathryn L. and Nicholas
D. Sweers, 831 Fourth St.,
Lake Oswego 97034, Lots
6/7 Town of Oswego ID
00194079, $1,685,000,
03/14/16.
Monogram Inc. to James
D. and Lisa M. Curzon, P.O.
Box 1728, Wilsonville 97070,
Lot 223 Lake View Villas,
$1,650,000, 03/17/16.
Wiley and Stacey Henry to
Daniel and Teresa Aranda
Co-Trustees, 24655 N.E.
Graham Road, Aurora 97002,
Sec. 28 03 01 ID 00833067,
$1,650,000, 03/15/16.
The Schollander Companies
Inc. to Stephen T. and Alexis
Lamoureux, 3137 Douglas
Circle, Lake Oswego 97034,
Parcel 1 Partition Plat No.
2015-035 ID 00237835,
$1,450,000, 03/15/16.
Renaissance Custom
Homes LLC to Cory R.
Davis, 822 Sixth St., Lake
Oswego 97034, Lot 7 Town
of Oswego ID 00195167,
$1,082,000, 03/16/16.
Carole Mae Cooperman
Trustee to Mitchell R. and
Sallie J. Boyce Trustees,
183 Furnace St., Lake
Oswego 97034, Unit 2
Riverbend On the Willamette
Condominiums ID 05001006,
$955,000, 03/16/16.
Casey E. and Rachel K.
Miller to Rodney Jay
and Kari Reid, 2351
Palisades Crest Drive, Lake
Oswego 97034, Lot 16
Palisades Heights Estates
ID 00317062, $925,000,
03/15/16.
Mymai T. Doan and Daniel
A. Ngo to Chungbin Qin,
9421 S.E. Quail Ridge Court,
Happy Valley 97086, Lot
126 Altamont ID 01751624,
$924,500, 03/15/16.
Wiley and Stacey Henry to
Daniel and Teresa Aranda
Co-Trustees, 24655 N.E.
Graham Road, Aurora 97002,
Sec. 28 03 01 ID 00833085,
$889,950, 03/15/16.
Jeffrey M. and Donna
J. Swan to Stacy and
Sharon S. Friedman,
13380 Streamside Court,
Lake Oswego 97035, Lot 5
Westbrooke ID 01371296,
$875,000, 03/15/16.
Michael G. and Kim L.
Oberg to David Kevin
Bergman and Micki C.
Olsen, 17987 S. Bogynski
Road, Oregon City 97045,
Sec. 12 03 02 ID 00874192,
$875,000, 03/15/16.
Leroy and Joy K. Cook to
Liam Slusser, 20344 S.
Lake Vista Court, Oregon
City 97045, Lot 12 Beaver
Lake Estates ID 01698443,
$859,995, 03/16/16.
David W. Frasher and
Gianina L. Johnson to Lee
A. Ritze Trustee, 10365
S.E. Quailridge Drive, Happy
Valley 97086, Lot 229
Altamont ID 05003928,
$850,000, 03/17/16.
Jerry W. and Kimberly R.
King to Jared and Saleem
Barhoum, 16010 S.E. Cielo
Court, Damascus 97089,
Sec. 10 02 03 ID 00623267,
$795,000, 03/16/16.
Renaissance Custom Homes
LLC to Stacy Lynne Shrock,
7870 S.W. Summerton St.,
Wilsonville 97070, Lot 3
Renaissance at Canyon Creek
PORTLAND BUSINESS JOURNAL
ID 05029281, $656,361,
03/15/16.
Stephanie C. Meza to Haley
N. and Keith S. McClung,
4508 S. Lone Hollow Road,
Woodburn 97071, Tract 49
Woodburn Orchard Tracts
ID 01082731, $635,000,
03/14/16.
Robert and Amy Chisholm
to Thomas Isaac and Aleena
E. Abraham-Isaac, 1495
Woodland Terrace, Lake
Oswego 97034, Sec. 09 02
01 ID 01652651, $630,000,
03/14/16.
Stuart F. and Donna K.
Rosove to Kiva J. and
Melissa M. Hartfield, 17704
Treetop Lane, Lake Oswego
97034, Lot 6 Palisades
Heights ID 00316394,
$610,000, 03/17/16.
Gail M. Garcelon to
Thomas E. Bell and Julie B.
Goodwin, 4672 Auburn Lane,
Lake Oswego 97035, Lot 7
Auburn Hill ID 05006383,
$585,000, 03/15/16.
Calais at Villebois LLC to
Charles J. and Suzanne M.
Bentz, 28265 S.W. Belfast
Lane, Wilsonville 97070,
Lot 2 Calais at Villebois
ID 05026416, $579,990,
03/15/16.
Jeanenne Chizum to Brian
Doyle, 1060 Upper Devon
Lane, Lake Oswego 97034,
Lot 33 Windsor Terrace
ID 00307983, $553,033,
03/14/16.
Lisa K. Shepard to David
W. Warden and Leilei Byl,
2280 Tannler Drive, West
Linn 97068, Sec. 35 02 01
ID 00405546, $551,000,
03/14/16.
Lennar Northwest Inc. to
Jennifer and James Fulton,
12715 S.E. Jubilee St., Happy
Valley 97086, Lot 14 Sunrise
Mountain View ID 05025960,
$548,150, 03/14/16.
Randy and Judy Giltner to
Yue Juan Ma and Wan Ling
Huang, 18685 S.E. Sunnyside
Road, Damascus 97089,
Sec. 05 02 03 ID 00609390,
$529,950, 03/16/16.
Kiva J. and Melissa M.
Hartfield to Casey E.
and Rachel K. Miller,
17015 Chapin Way, Lake
Oswego 97034, Lot 58 Glen
Morrie Park ID 00307536,
$525,000, 03/15/16.
Peter W. and Claire L.
Frye to Stephen Tienhsing
Cheng and Lynn ChiYing,
5261 Windsor Terrace, West
Linn 97068, Lot 6 Villa
Roma Estates ID 00387398,
$521,500, 03/15/16.
Clark County
Covington Manor Rentals
LLC to Lippert Heatherbrae
LLC, 1822 Cambridge Oaks
Drive, Eugene, Ore. 97401,
Lots 15-43 Covington
Manor Homes ID 986026-
726/986026-727 et al.,
$4,900,280, 03/15/16.
JSC Family LLC to Terry
H. and Joan S. Pellham,
38207 N.E. Gerber Road,
Yacolt 98675, Sec. 22 05 03
ID 276621000, $871,699,
03/15/16.
Gary and Janice Snyder to
Adam and Damla Hamide,
4320 S.E. 159th Court,
Vancouver 98683, Lot 3
Diamond Estates ID 122123-
006, $823,764, 03/17/16.
Sandra L. Schwartz to 2211
LLC, 2526 N.E. Glisan No.
100, Portland, Ore. 97232,
Lot 9 Merrifield Acre Tracts
ID 028243-000, $675,280,
03/17/16.
Washington Federal
Savings to Jason and Ann
Ordway, 6821 N.E. 289th
St., Battle Ground 98604,
Lot 4 Short Plat 3/721 ID
224950-015, $660,280,
03/14/16.
Susan Rae Berry Trustee
to Ryan M. and Kali E.
Harvey, 2528 N.W. 12th
Circle, Camas 98607, Lot
10 Renaissance Summit ID
127385-020, $615,280,
03/16/16.
Urban Oaks LLC to Urban
Northwest Homes LLC,
15217 N.E. 107th St.,
Vancouver 98682, Lots
5/7/44/66/67/75/76
Urban Oaks ID 986037-696,
$603,033, 03/16/16.
Gerhard H. and Margarethe
Eckert to Glavin
Development LLC, P.O. Box
871717, Vancouver 98687,
Sec. 05 03 01 ID 179838-
000, $600,280, 03/16/16.
Evelyn M. Turner/Glenn
and Sarah Corey to Paul
and Kathleen Cosgrove,
6211 Buena Vista Drive,
Vancouver 98651, Lot 18
Evergreen Highlands ID
037910-590, $600,280,
03/15/16.
Mark C. and Ginger C.
Rambis to Evan and
Chelsea Olson, 10415
N.W. 31st Ave., Vancouver
98685, Lot 5 Erickson Farms
ID 986031-116, $585,280,
03/14/16.
Jeffrey H. Waldbauer to
Kalen and Ryan Statz, 4715
N.E. 126th Circle, Vancouver
98606, Lot 8 Parkview
Estates ID 186193-016,
$565,280, 03/15/16.
Brad G. and Lynn Marie Day
to HP Washington I LLC,
180 N. Stetson Ave. Suite
3650, Chicago, Ill. 60601,
Lot 7 Applewood Hills ID
090264-416, $523,764,
03/15/16.
Mike Lin and Paurin
Sangpatson to Bruce
Johnson and Denise
Troxell, 12903 N.E. 37th
Court, Vancouver 98686,
Lot 8 Highland Ridge ID
186425-016, $505,280,
03/16/16.
Multnomah County
Kevin Pereau and Beth
Andersen to DMDM
Investments LLC, P.O. Box
5350, Bend 97708, Unit
708 Marshall-Wells Lofts
Condominiums ID R530155,
$1,684,000, 03/14/16.
Harlan D. Griffith to Craig
L. Chanti and Donna A.
Avedisian, 11400 S.W.
Military Road, Portland
97219, Lot 46 Palatine Hill
ID R232836, $1,555,000,
03/17/16.
Classic Image Homes LLC
to Mary and John Grossi,
2710 N.W. Pettygrove St.,
Portland 97210, Parcel 1
Partition Plat No. 2016-20
ID R171623, $1,500,000,
03/16/16.
Paul H. and Eileen P.
Gerrie to George W. and
Elizabeth F. Ratliff, 2975
S.W. Montgomery Drive,
Portland 97201, Lots 16/17
Old Orchards ID R229683,
$1,300,000, 03/18/16.
Bhupesh Dua and Sarita
Dua to Michael Wang and
Alexis C. Goubran-Wang,
6009 S.W. Patton Road,
Portland 97221, Sec. 07 01
01 ID R327284, $1,285,000,
03/18/16.
S.K. Lenor and Benjamin F.
Balme Trustees to Kassie
A. Westmoreland Trustee,
3507 N.W. 14th Ave., Camas,
Wash. 98607, Unit 714 Henry
Condominiums ID R552503/
R552649, $1,125,000,
03/14/16.
Sally J. Davis Trustee to
Joseph P. and Elizabeth
E. Lawlor, 3541 Downing
Ave., Glendale, Calif. 91208,
Unit 1013 Park Place
Condominiums ID R551216,
$1,060,000, 03/17/16.
Stephen R. Smiley to Mark
Samuel Shapiro, 3499
N.W. Thurman St., Portland
97210, Lot 6 Gordon Green
ID R658998, $985,000,
03/18/16.
John Ramage and Eleanor
Wood Ramage Trustees to
Kenneth Heinemann and
Melissa Whitson, P.O. Box
130, Seaview, Wash. 98644,
Lot 4 Irvington, $975,845,
03/14/16.
Maureen Sullivan and
Edward A. Chasteney IV
to 2933 50th LLC, 1336
Stone Haven Drive, West
Linn 97068, Lot 8 Rose City
Park ID R260632, $935,000,
03/14/16.
Classic Image Homes LLC
to Evan Jacob Fertig and
Theresa Hanna Liao, 1605
S.E. 35th Ave., Portland
97214, Lot 7 Rochelle
ID R258381, $915,000,
03/18/16.
DAW Remodeling Inc. to
Brendan C. and Elise N.
Raher, 2944 N.E. 50th Ave.,
Portland 97213, Lot 16
Rose City Park ID R260618,
$890,000, 03/14/16.
Jonathan W. Liss to Jeff
Oram and Anne Stanton,
7725 N.W. Stark St.,
APRIL 8, 2016
Portland 97229, Parcel 3
Partition Plat No. 1997-54
ID R239555, $880,000,
03/18/16.
West Coast Real Estate
Holdings LLC to TYS
Investment LLC, 816 S.E.
35th Ave., Portland 97214,
Units 1-4 Townhomes
at Liebe Condominiums,
$880,000, 03/15/16.
Gregory V. Swanson
and Gillian D. Floren to
Matthew Gordner, 922 N.W.
11th Ave. Unit 513, Portland
97209, Unit 513 Park Place
Condominiums ID R551168,
$875,000, 03/14/16.
Jay Dykeman Trustee to
William T. and Kerry A.
Weymouth, 6549 S.E. Scott
Drive, Portland 97215, Lot 4
Tabor Heights ID R282951,
$850,000, 03/18/16.
Everett Custom Homes Inc.
to Staci A. Bainbridge and
Gregory Gruber, 4521 S.W.
60th Place, Portland 97221,
Parcel 2 Partition Plat No.
2015-103 ID R673143,
$849,900, 03/18/16.
Timothy G. and Michele
T. Provinsal to Martin
Rapalski, 1285 Potrero Ave.,
San Francisco, Calif. 94110,
Lots 9/12 Ladds Addition,
$849,000, 03/18/16.
Ethan and Heidi Sernoff to
Sally T. Baldwin Trustee,
2234 N.E. Gile Terrace,
Portland 97212, Lot 5
Alameda Park ID R101663,
$817,000, 03/14/16.
Lighthouse Mission Church
to Eden Enterprises LLC,
5505 S.W. Delker Road,
Tualatin 97062, Lot 12
Maple Hill Place ID R212353,
$815,000, 03/14/16.
Renaissance Custom Homes
LLC to Christopher J. and
Laura M. Moran, 1933 S.W.
Iowa St., Portland 97239,
Lot 7 Bertha ID R115879,
$809,922, 03/17/16.
Mary W. Kurz to James and
Dorothy Goodman, 5450
S.E. 40th Ave., Portland
97202, Lots 2/3 Woodstock
ID R312785, $795,000,
03/17/16.
John M. Coletti III to
Charles P. Duffy and Carol
Lynn Terry Trustees, P.O.
Box 29138, Portland 97296,
Lot 12 Goldsmiths Addition
ID R171414, $795,000,
03/14/16.
Marielle C. and Matthew
Slater to Charles W. Meyer
and Deborah W. Meyer,
9812 S.W. Lancaster Road,
Portland 97219, Lot 41
Edgecliff ID R154134,
$789,000, 03/17/16.
Portland Development
Group Investments LLC to
Au H. Nguyen and Mary L.
Emerson Trustees, 2224
S.E. 32nd Place, Portland
97214, Lot 3 Chestnut Hill
ID R132988, $774,900,
03/17/16.
Villa Home Design LLC to
Brent Frederick, 1525 N.E.
Rosa Parks Way, Portland
97211, Lot 11 Columbia
Heights ID R138644,
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$765,000, 03/14/16.
Cameron D. and Jennifer
K. Mitchell to Samuel J.
and Stephanie L. Needham,
3915 N.E. Hoyt St.,
Portland 97232, Lots 16/17
Laurelhurst ID R203428,
$752,000, 03/15/16.
Benjamin D. Odenberg to
Adolfo Chou and Bryna
Chang, 3338 Waverley St.,
Palo Alto, Calif. 94306, Lot
9 English Park, $732,455,
03/16/16.
Eugene W. Brown Trustee
to Exceptional Homes by
Andre Inc., 14237 Bridge
Court, Lake Oswego 97034,
Lots 2/3 Lydia Buckmans
Addition ID R210121/
R210122, $725,000,
03/15/16.
David W. Miles Trustee to
Terry Durell Colosi Trustee
of the TDC Investment
Trust, 6519 N.E. Alameda
St., Portland 97213, Lot
9 Belle Crest ID R113996,
$705,500, 03/18/16.
Jennette P. and Travis
I. Lovejoy to Michael W.
Engelbert and Kirsten E.
Hauge, 5214 N.E. 27th Ave.,
Portland 97211, Lot 9 Ina
Park ID R186450, $672,500,
03/15/16.
Paul A. and Suzanne S.
Jones to John W. Liedel
and Mary R. Liedel, 222
S.W. Clara Mae Way, Portland
97219, Lot 4 Palatine Crest
ID R232720, $665,000,
03/18/16.
Joseph A. and Christine
E. Macca to Jason Herget
and Katrina Bolton Herget,
7304 S.E. 19th Ave., Portland
97202, Lot 1 Westmoreland
ID R303974, $663,000,
03/16/16.
Pacific N.W. Properties LP
to David Y. Chen, 922 N.W.
11th Ave. Unit 206, Portland
97209, Unit 206 Park Place
Condominiums in the Pearl
ID R551127, $660,000,
03/18/16.
Jesslyn Galeazzi and
Michael S. Gramza to John
T. Miller and Paula M.
Miller, 2816 N.E. Dunckley
St., Portland 97212, Lot 16
Alameda Park ID R101051,
$655,000, 03/15/16.
Lukas Peter and Karley Rita
Schneider to Cuchulain
Luke Rust and Bobbi Jo
Rust, 1428 S.W. Pendleton
St., Portland 97239, Lot
4 Hillsdale Heights ID
R180930, $649,000,
03/16/16.
1836 SE 51st Ave. LLC
to Martin Rapalski, 1285
Potrero Ave., San Francisco,
Calif. 94110, Lot 18
Second Electric Addition
ID R266535, $645,000,
03/18/16.
Di-Ann Eisnor to William
T. Birdsong Jr. and Robin
K. Birdsong, 635 N.E. Going
St., Portland 97211, Lots
7/8 Highland ID R179797,
$640,000, 03/18/16.
Garrett Gonzales to Sean
M. Rea and Katherine R.
McGee, 3614 N.E. Cleveland
Lucia Reynolds
Financial Advisor
Lake Oswego, OR
503-344-4422
lreynolds@scnc.com
amerisalnancial.com
Ave., Portland 97212,
Lot 14 Albina Homestead
ID R103192, $636,000,
03/17/16.
Kerry A. Weymouth Trustee
to Julia Farina, 3924 S.E.
Ivon St., Portland 97202,
Lot 5 Richmond Addition
ID R254936, $635,000,
03/17/16.
Susan Reiter and Carolyn
Fujita to Justin Ross
Bourne and Amy Jean
Bourne, 7929 S.E. 34th Ave.,
Portland 97202, Lots 8/9
Eastmoreland ID R152979,
$630,000, 03/18/16.
5250 Vancouver LLC to
Calli Daly, 142 N. Emerson
St., Portland 97217, Lot
6 Hayashi ID R668205,
$625,000, 03/18/16.
Portland Development
Group Investments LLC to
Melissa M. Kennedy, 5040
N.E. Eighth Ave., Portland
97211, Lot 3 Rosedale
ID R672158, $624,900,
03/15/16.
Wilde Properties Inc. to
Leon I. Fishlyn and Lydia
Alix Fillingham, 1927 S.E.
Clinton St., Portland 97202,
Lots 6/7 Leabo Addition
ID R205365, $621,500,
03/17/16.
Monica M. Colcord to Tobin
and Allison Knapp, 1610
S.E. Flavel St., Portland
97202, Lots 9/10 City View
Park Addition ID R134619,
$620,000, 03/17/16.
Rose City Investment
Properties LLC to James
Kaczarowski and Brett
Fogelstrom, 1934 N.E. 45th
Ave., Portland 97213, Lot 12
Rose City Park ID R259484,
$600,000, 03/18/16.
Michael A. Hawbecker and
Jennifer L. Newby to Mark
Molinari and Kerry Frances
Bourne, 178 Springfield
St., Henderson, Nev. 89074,
Lot 18 Vernon Addition
ID R517167, $600,000,
03/14/16.
David L. Dysert to Richard
J. and Carol A. Ranger,
937 N.W. Glisan St. Unit
1035, Portland 97209, Unit
1035 Nine Three Seven
Condominiums ID R624530,
$595,000, 03/18/16.
Garrett A. and Jennifer L.
Bishop to Angela Myers
and Daren Dixon, 2105 N.
Alberta St., Portland 97217,
Lot 19 Terminus Addition
ID R284358, $590,000,
03/18/16.
Margaret A. Wright to
Richard Kassebaum, 16081
S. Moore Road, Oregon
City 97045, Lot 1 Clifford
Addition ID R135607,
$580,000, 03/18/16.
Dianne Ruff Trustee to
Micah S. Chu and Elizabeth
F. White-Chu, 6306 S.E.
45th Ave., Portland 97206,
Lot 12 Chicago Centre
ID R133282, $575,000,
03/16/16.
Charles A. Le Guin and
Ursula K. Le Guin Trustees
to Sarah A. Hing, 2533
N.W. Savier St., Portland
LEADS
97210, Lot 4 Balchs Addition
ID R111149, $574,500,
03/18/16.
Vincent A. and Maryanne
M. Galea to Jeffrey J.
Graham and Jennifer R.
Pitzer, 2244 S.E. 47th
Ave., Portland 97215, Lots
17/18 Tabasco Addition
ID R282914, $572,000,
03/14/16.
Top Spin LLC to Gregor
D. and Karen McWee,
3425 N.E. Webster St.,
Portland 97211, Lots
21-23 Willamette Addition
ID R307415, $566,000,
03/15/16.
David D. Shaw and Amy
Estep to Martin Rapalski,
1285 Potrero Ave., San
Francisco, Calif. 94110,
Lot 17 Rose City Park ID
R259588, $560,000,
03/18/16.
James H. and Charlene A.
Suire to David S. Deen,
11809 S.W. 17th Ave.,
Portland 97219, Lot 15
Oregon Hills Estates ID
R231106, $555,000,
03/15/16.
Marta Freundlich and
Rob R. Rowley to David
N. Woolf and Alyssa H.
Koomas, 214 S.E. 26th
Ave., Portland 97214, Lot
6 Pleasant Home Addition
ID R244712, $552,000,
03/18/16.
James and Madeline Potts
to Brigitta K. Bazso, 7141 N.
Boston Ave., Portland 97217,
Lots 28/29 First Electric
Addition ID R163535,
$550,000, 03/18/16.
Portland Redevelopment
LLC to Charmel Rhyne,
4632 S.W. Kelly Ave.,
Portland 97239, Lot 3 R.K.
Wilson Place, $550,000,
03/18/16.
Patchen M. Haggerty and
James L. Smith to Bennett
S. and Sylvia A. Engelman
Trustees, 1025 N.W. Couch
St. Unit 817, Portland 97209,
ID R552519, $549,000,
03/18/16.
Kimberly S. Williams to
Michael G. Benedetti and
Sandra K. Lau, 11105 S.W.
37th Ave., Portland 97219,
Lots 19-22 West Portland
Park ID R302411, $530,000,
03/17/16.
Carillon J. Olmsted to
Nathan Berg and Manjiri
Gadagkar, 420 S.E. 28th
Ave., Portland 97214, Lot
2 Castle Ann ID R130113,
$530,000, 03/15/16.
Janice L. Crain-Juday and
Sandra Lee Kidd Trustees
to Steve Stadtfield/Heidi
Hoogstra and Kristine
Durden, 1215 S.E. Clatsop
St., Portland 97202, Sec.
11 01 02 ID R334140,
$525,000, 03/18/16.
Albert M. Jr. and Ann M.
Crowder to Ronald R. Ross
and Bradi N. Ross, 5506
S.E. 41st Ave., Portland
97202, Lot 4 Woodstock
ID R312658, $520,000,
03/18/16.
Joel Thomas Gray and
Eeva Sisko Gray to Jason
Hays and Sean Jenkins,
88 S.W. 49th Ave., Portland
97219, Lot 19 West Portland
ID R301590, $515,000,
03/16/16.
Paul and Meredith Ramey
to Theodore P. Braun/
Julia E. Maxon and Marcus
O. Braun, 9019 S.W. 15th
Ave., Portland 97219, Lots
2/3 Portland Highlands
ID R247492, $515,000,
03/18/16.
Annika Brands and Laurie
Brands to John R. and Jill
D. Borek, 6335 N.E. 25th
Ave., Portland 97211, Lot 8
Irvington Park ID R190726,
$512,419, 03/17/16.
Rebecca Westby and
William Crane to Nalani
Oda, 1120 S.E. Sherman
St., Portland 97214, Lot 2
Irvington Heights, $510,000,
03/18/16.
Georgia A. Abraham
Honi and Jason E. Honi
to Melissa A. Schultz and
William Matthew Walker,
2404 N. Wygant St., Portland
97217, Lot 9 Brainard Tract
ID R119600, $502,500,
03/17/16.
Deanne Mahoney to
Imuetinya T. Okonokhua
and Eileen I. Offer, 5530
S.W. Coronado St., Portland
97219, Lot 1 Ferndown
ID R162176, $500,000,
03/15/16.
Colby J. Thompson to
Danelle Aviva Bernstein and
Rachel Elaine Bernstein,
7922 N. Peninsular Ave.,
Portland 97217, Lots
41-44 Peninsular Addition
ID R241662, $500,000,
03/15/16.
Washington County
Kingswood Investment
Co. to Aukum-V185 LLC,
900 Larksup Landing Circle
Suite 100, Larkspur, Calif.
94939, Lot 120/121 185th
West ID R624907/R624916,
$13,100,000, 03/14/16.
West Hills Land
Development LLC to
Everett Custom Homes Inc.,
735 S.W. 158th Ave. Suite
180, Beaverton 97006, Lots
240/241/243/244/251
Arbor Heights ID R2189732/
R2187126/R2187128,
$1,590,000, 03/16/16.
Ding and Patsy W. Chan
to Matthew and Kimberly
N. McKeown, 8295 S.W.
135th Ave., Beaverton
97008, Lot 37 Carr Estates
ID R2046728, $1,218,000,
03/15/16.
David J. Pokorny and Jane
A. Moore to Jonathan A.
Dantzig Trustees, 12553
N.W. Woodland Court,
Portland 97229, Lot 50 Bauer
Woods Estate ID R2013119,
$949,000, 03/15/16.
Dennis E. Sackhoff to North
Bethany Partners LLC, 735
S.W. 158th Ave., Beaverton
97006, Lots 242/245/248
Arbor Heights ID R2187130/
R2189738, $900,000,
03/17/16.
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Allen and Tina Napetian
to Robert H. and Susan R.
Bond, 8274 S.W. Pointer
Way Apt. A, Portland
97225, Lot 15 Brentwood
ID R2036263, $839,560,
03/14/16.
4824 SW Oleson Road
Portland LLC to Sara
Herrera/Verla Hood and
Michael Hood, 1660
Wynoochee Way, Petaluma,
Calif. 94954, Sec. 13 01
01 ID R95159, $807,000,
03/16/16.
John Kim to Naynesh
A. Khamar and Deepthi
Madhava, 2007 N.W. 127th
Place, Portland 97229,
Lot 156 Bauer Oaks ID
R2099931, $785,000,
03/16/16.
Gertz Construction Co.
Inc. to Gary F. and Joanne
M. Livesay, 9890 S.W. Iowa
Drive, Tualatin 97062,
Lot 6 Victoria Terrace ID
R2190106, $717,875,
03/18/16.
Jae Yung Oh and Kyung
Jong Oh to Clayton E.
Montgomery, 6545 S.W.
Evan Court, Portland
97223, Lot 6 Karyl Park
ID R2142257, $699,900,
03/14/16.
Mission Homes Northwest
to Lindsey Ong and Kristy
Ong, 1212 N.W. 96th Ave.,
Portland 97229, Lot 4
Mission Ridge ID R2190177,
$653,900, 03/17/16.
Laird M. and Pamela J.
Goodman Trustees to James
S. Galbraith and Mara A.
Kershaw, 14244 S.W. 134th
Drive, Tigard 97224, Lot
41 Three Mountain Estates
ID R2006507, $649,000,
03/17/16.
Tobey Sharpe Trustee to
Gordon Richard and Janice
A. Krenn, 22605 S.W. Riggs
Road, Beaverton 97078,
Lot 17 Hazel Meadows
ID R396235, $644,000,
03/18/16.
Kari J. and Christian J.
Troche to John Lekas, 6580
S.W. Evan Court, Portland
97223, Lot 4 Karyl Park
ID R2142255, $642,000,
03/21/16.
Polygon WLH LLC to
Nicholas A. and Dalbinder
K. Colman, 21377 N.W.
Sydney St., Hillsboro 97006,
Lot 25 Polygon at Bethany
Creek Falls ID R2189857,
$640,085, 03/18/16.
John Robert and Kellice
Ann Baker to Bernardo
Bravo, 18311 S.W. Handley
St., Sherwood 97140, Lot
23 Copper Meadows ID
R2133786, $630,000,
03/21/16.
Recurant Capital Fund I
LLC to Alex M. and Kristina
M. Wells, 15226 S.W.
Greenfield Drive, Portland
97224, Lot 30 Summit Ridge
ID R2132399, $624,950,
03/16/16.
Polygon WLH LLC to
Justin Ngo and Pauline
Luu, 14525 N.W. Safflower
Drive, Portland 97229,
Lot 23 Polygon at Bethany
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Creek Falls ID R2189855,
$619,990, 03/15/16.
Polygon WLH LLC to Jarrad
William and Penny Suzanne
Smith, 2695 Montara Drive,
Medford 97504, Lot 24
Polygon at Bethany Creek
Falls, $613,798, 03/16/16.
Doug M. and Joan E. Stiles
to Kari and Christian
Troche, 6525 S.W. Midmar
Place, Portland 97223, Lot
9 Arranmore ID R214547,
$590,000, 03/21/16.
Richard K. and Lisa M. Apau
to Sean C. and Jennifer
L. Naughton, 14890 S.W.
Sunrise Lane, Tigard 97224,
Sec. 08 02 01 ID R482882,
$588,000, 03/18/16.
Shane A. and Susan M.
Wentz to Huang Jin and
Daze Kang, 15260 N.W.
Decatur Way, Portland
97229, Lot 95 Bethany Crest
ID R2054502, $585,000,
03/15/16.
Gregory Stipkala to Kristine
Campbell, 230 N.W. 99th
Ave., Portland 97229, Lot
19 Murlea ID R648482,
$584,000, 03/18/16.
Twin Creeks at Cooper
Mountain LLC to Christian
Koehle, 20355 S.W.
Cassandra Lane, Beaverton
97007, Lot 50 Twin Creeks
ID R2185197, $576,194,
03/14/16.
Twin Creeks at Cooper
Mountain LLC to Paul
H. and Michelle Colin,
20335 S.W. Cassandra Lane,
Beaverton 97007, Lot 48
Twin Creeks ID R2185195,
$573,955, 03/14/16.
Bilal Salem Alsbou and
Hanadi Massoud Achour to
Timothy and Tiffany Day,
16515 S.W. Emerald View
St., Beaverton 97007, Lot
10 Sunrise ID R2142018,
$565,000, 03/18/16.
Christopher G. and Heidi
Trenholme to Trevor C.
McGowen and Catherine J.
Fahrner, 4167 S.W. 100th
Terrace, Beaverton 97005,
Lot 4 Jamieson Ridge ID
R2155133, $565,000,
03/21/16.
Justin and Brenda Mayland
to Christian Szamelt and
Susanne Langer, 1195
N.W. 122nd Ave., Portland
97229, Lot 36 Hickethler
Park ID R998736, $562,000,
03/15/16.
Benjamin J. and Ruth S.
Bloom to Adam J. Farrell
and Maria D. Sadri, 800
N.W. 112th Ave., Portland
97229, Lot 3 Sonic Acres
ID R642692, $560,000,
03/15/16.
Matthew McKeown to Bryan
White and Angela Griffin-
White, 1459 N.W. 10th Ave.,
Hillsboro 97124, Lot 3 Tract
A Partition Plat 2005-015
ID R2135434, $560,000,
03/15/16.
John and Robin Cavoretto
to Bilal S. Alsbou and
Hanadi Massoud-Achour,
13299 S.W. Ascension
Drive, Tigard 97223, Lot
25 Hillshire Woods ID
portlandbusinessjournal.com
31
R2055755, $550,000,
03/18/16.
Mitchell J. Tracy and
Christina Gong to Steven
M. Zeiden and David A.
Castle, 8300 S.W. 71st Ave.,
Portland 97223, Sec. 25 01
01 ID R971381, $549,900,
03/18/16.
ADLV Land Holdings LLC
to William Lyon Homes
Inc., 109 E. 13th St.,
Vancouver, Wash. 98660,
Lots 38/52/96/97 Polygon
at West River Terrace,
$541,800, 03/18/16.
Donald C. and Marilyn I.
Kuby Trustees to Cesar
Andres Antista and Rachelle
S. Robinett, 6710 S.W.
161st Place, Beaverton
97007, Lot 112 Burntwood
ID R1380534, $540,000,
03/18/16.
D.R. Horton Inc.-Portland
to Ajay Deshpande and
Neha Jadhav, 16969 N.W.
Madrone St., Portland
97229, Lot 43 Bethany
Abbey Heights ID R2191675,
$539,965, 03/14/16.
D.R. Horton Inc.-Portland
to Ankitha Chandran
and Ravishankar
Thirugnanasambandam,
16973 N.W. Madrone St.,
Portland 97229, Lot 44
Bethany Abbey Heights
ID R2191676, $520,720,
03/16/16.
Stanley P. and Marie D.
Shope to Sunil M. and
Caroline J. Nazareth, 3229
N.E. 11th Way, Hillsboro
97124, Lot 6 Evergreen
Addition ID R2073623,
$520,000, 03/21/16.
Alice Maria Luo to Chris R.
and Wendy S. Lounsbury,
17268 S.W. Timer Crossing
Lane, Sherwood 97140,
Lot 27 Timber Crossing at
Woodhaven ID R2148214,
$515,000, 03/16/16.
Bradley S. and Kimberly
Sieveke to Amy Potter,
14540 S.W. 148th Place,
Portland 97224, Lot 53
Summit Ridge, $515,000,
03/18/16.
D.R. Horton Inc.-Portland
to Archana Jayaraman
and Arvinth Sivakumar
Easwaran, 16758 N.W.
Antonio St., Portland 97229,
Lot 19 Bethany Abbey
Meadows ID R2192669,
$511,342, 03/17/16.
James J. Cogswell to Brent
and Amber Nickle, 10800
S.W. Westfall Court, Tualatin
97062, Lot 12 Quail Crossing
ID R2136264, $504,000,
03/16/16.
D.R. Horton Inc.-Portland
to Michael J. Lee and
Shelley W. Chien, 8095 N.W.
167th Ave., Portland 97229,
Lot 13 Bethany Abbey
Meadows ID R2192663,
$503,529, 03/17/16.
Randy C. Schumock to Josh
X. Gittelman and Keli Ann
Gump, 9215 N.W. Stark
Court, Portland 97229,
Lot 34 Channing Heights
ID R172397, $500,000,
03/17/16.
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VIEWPOINT
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BUSINESS PULSE
KICKING THE WAGE GAP
Five members of the U.S. womens
national soccer team filed a wage
discrimination complaint last week
with Equal Employment Opportunity
Commission. The players argue they are
paid far less by the sports governing
agency than players on the mens team,
despite being the driving economic
force for U.S. Soccer.
WE ASKED
IS THE WAGE GAP BETWEEN
THE U.S. MENS AND WOMENS
SOCCER TEAMS DEFENSIBLE?
YOU ANSWERED
61% No
The mens and womens
teams should be
compensated evenly.
33% Yes
There are a lot of factors
that determine salaries in
sports.
6% Other
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GUEST OPINION
Oregon should exit liquor business
State monopoly on
liquor sales hamstrings
small distillers
R
eading the March 25 guest
opinion by Hood River Distillers
CEO Ron Dodge reminded
me how differently Oregons liquor
distribution monopoly works for the
states largest distillery compared to
how it works for small, grain-to-bottle
distilleries like us.
I strongly support the initiative to
end the states antiquated, inflexible
system of state-run liquor distribution
that Mr. Dodge opposes.
The state monopoly may work well
for large producers that sell most of
their liquor out of state. But its unfairly
burdensome to craft distilleries like us
that wish to control local marketing
and distribution of products theyve
invested their heart and soul in
producing.
Today every bottle of spirits sold
in Oregon must be purchased from
the state. Pricing and distribution of
liquor is under the complete control of
unelected political appointees. When
we sell spirits in our tasting room were
selling on behalf of the state, at a price
set by the state.
Even when the state has not
received, stored, shipped, promoted
or distributed our spirits, they receive
up to 40% of what buyers pay for our
spirits.
Oregon craft beer and wine makers,
on the other hand, can control their
own distribution. They can create their
own customer network going bar to bar
selling their product on the spot at a
price they decide.
When a bar wants a bottle of our
spirits, it must buy it from a state liquor
store. Its illegal for us to sell to bars
and restaurants, even if they come to
our tasting room. We cant even supply
R GOOD WEEK, BAD WEEK
BAD WEEK
DELOITTE, TONKON TORP
Fall out from the collapse of the once-pre-
eminent Lake Oswego investment firm
Aequitas Capital Management contin-
ues. On Monday, Aequitas investors filed
a class action lawsuit against the firms
auditors including Deloitte & Touche
and law firms including Portland-based
Tonkon Torp.
PORTLAND BUSINESS JOURNAL
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hardly imagine. Yet the states outdated
monopoly gives us far less control over
our pricing and distribution.
Problems with the states
Prohibition-era system may be harder
to see if youre producing more than
a million cases of liquor a year like
Mike Selberg is the craft distiller/
Hood River Distillers, the first Oregon
owner of Cannon Beach Distillery.
distillery licensed after Prohibition
ended.
nearby state liquor stores directly. Our
All we desire is to maintain product
control in the same way as Oregon
spirits must be taken to the states
beer and wine producers. The current
distribution center in Milwaukie to
be shipped back to a Cannon Beach
system forces new Oregon distillers
into a volume-based market. We
liquor store and then be sold to a local
restaurant. Its ridiculous.
We want to develop a
believe an open market will promote
greater control for producers and
greater convenience for consumers.
local market on the coast
Please join me in signing the
and grow at a rate that
petition to put the measure on
reflects our production
the ballot, and vote Yes in
capabilities. The states
November to end the states
monopoly distribution system
control over the pricing,
takes that control out of our
distribution and
hands.
consumer sales of
Our total 2015 production
liquor.
was 450 cases. Fortunately,
we sold all but 4 cases
directly from our tasting
room. Local bars and
restaurants, however,
had no access to our
products, so they are
unable to share in our
success.
Yet we write the state
checks weekly based on our
tasting room sales. Last year we
paid the state more than $78,000
for selling our products in our
distillery at state-set prices.
The state earned more than
twice what we were able to spend
on our job-producing payroll.
Our small production volume
earns as much revenue for the
state as it makes from vastly
larger breweries and wineries
that produce on scales we can
GOOD WEEK BAD WEEK
CONSUMER CELLUAR SHELL COMPANIES
The mobile carrier revealed this week it The revelation of the so-called Panama
has found a snazzy new headquarters site Papers, which detailed how offshore shell
in Tigard. The move, from a Bridgeport Vil- companies hide high-net worth investors
lage-area spot, boosts the growing com- assets, shined a spotlight on Oregon. The
panys footprint by 50,000 square feet (to PBJ has written extensively about the states
80,000) and allows enough space to hire lax shell company laws. Oregon Secretary
250 workers. Consumer plans to do just of State Jeanne Atkins has vowed to write
that over the next few years. legislation aimed at stronger enforcement.
APRIL 8, 2016
Even the strong wont survive
ANDY RICKER ON HOW COSTS ARE KILLING RESTAURANTS
INCLUDING HIS OWN
Renowned Portland chef Andy
Ricker said restaurants are
struggling to keep up with
rising costs and he isnt sure all
of his will survive. I can think
of three now that cant survive
with the existing structure.
A ANDY
s proprietor of the Pok Pok
restaurant empire, Portlands
Andy Ricker is known on each
coast for his inventive menus, his
visionary operational methods and
his role in driving the Rose Citys food
culture to unimagined heights.
Hes lately added a new feather to
his gourmet cap: beverage entrepreneur.
Ricker has taken his Som drinking
vinegar its a Thai-influenced additive
that flavors both adult and non-
alcoholic beverages at his eight eateries
and crafted a carbonated treat. Som
Soda is currently sold at such spots as
New Seasons Markets and Whole Foods.
Its also ready to hit shelves at more
mainstream spots, such as Kroger.
The strategy is part of a move by
Ricker to address what he sees as
a drastically changing restaurant
landscape. We talked about that and
other topics in catching up with him
late last month at the Whiskey Soda
Lounge, his casual Southeast Division
Street eatery and nightspot.
Was bringing Som Soda to market
always in the cards? Yeah, the idea of
doing a product like that was something
wed thought about since the inception
of the company. Since we were already
manufacturing the (concentrate) for
restaurants and supermarket sales, my
thought was that we were ready for the
RTD (ready-to-drink) soda market.
What sort of learning was involved?
We overbottled on our second or third
round and we did the next 80,000
bottles before we needed to. Its starting
to move now, but we jumped the gun,
we should have waited.
THE PBJ INTERVIEW
MATT SACKS
Do you get a rush out of seeing it
there? I dont get a rush, I do get some
RICKER satisfaction from it. But I get more
satisfaction if I see it on a shelf and
watch a customer carry it to the cash
Title: Chef, restaurateur
register or see a clerk stocking it.
Restaurants: Pok Pok,
Whiskey Soda Lounge,
Pok Pok Noi, Sen Yai (all Are there any other Pok Pok products
in Portland), Pok Pok LA, you can do this with? Like, frozen
Pok Pok Phat Thai LA (in wings or something? We already do
Los Angeles) and Pok it with our Thaan charcoal logs (sold
Pok NY and Pok Pok Phat on Pok Poks site). ... We use it at all
Thai NY (in New York).
the restaurants and sell it wholesale to
Awards: Best Chef
barbecue suppliers ... it burns really
NW, James Beard
Foundation, 2011 hot, really clean and it burns long.
Book: Pok Pok: Food
and Stories from the What about other foodstuffs? We have
Streets, Homes, and begun the process of getting our own
Roadside Restaurants fish sauce sachets made in Thailand
of Thailand, published and will market them under the Pok
Oct. 2013
Pok brand. Our target market will be
restaurants. If we can hit the right price
point, the hope would be to get it into
Cash-and-Carry or Costco, or any of the
big-box supply guys, which is where a
lot of restaurant supplies are sold.
It seems Pok Pok, as a business, is
still doing well. Usually, its kind-of
depressing: your idea runs its course
and the restaurant fails. When I opened
Pok Pok, I thought if I made it 10 years,
itd be good. Now, Im thinking 15.
Fifteen years? Seriously? Youre kind
of in Jakes (the old-line Southwest
Portland eatery) territory now. I cant
imagine you wont be here forever.
(Points to the original Pok Pok, roughly
across the street from Whiskey Soda)
Im cautiously optimistic about the one
restaurant across the street. The rest, I
dont know. The first endgame was to
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open Pok Pok, do modestly well so that
I could work six to eight months out
of the year and go to Thailand for the
balance of the year. If things got crappy, I
could pick up a painting job on the side.
I had no idea any of this could happen.
Any plans to expand into new locations?
No. Basically, its now a universally
bad time to open a restaurant. Anyone
opening a restaurant right now and
planning to run the way we did before is
making a horrible choice.
Why? Theres a housing crisis going on.
(Points out window) There are studio
apartments on Division going for $1,500,
meaning cooks cant afford to live near
where they work. Also, theres a shortage
of cooks. And theres a huge number of
restaurants opening. Everyone thinks
they can do it and theres no real barrier
to entry except capital. Its not like
starting an investment firm: Youre not
regulated by the feds. Also, food prices
are going through the roof, taxes and
rents keep going up and up and theres
a wage disparity problem between
the front and back of the house. Also,
the minimum wage is heading to $15
an hour, which causes some pretty
complicated unintended consequences.
Because it sends your overall costs up?
Big-time.
With all this going on, you think well
see tons of restaurants going out of
business? Well see tons of things. Theyll
go out of business, people might move
to counter-service models or modified
counter-service models. High-end
restaurants will move to no-tipping fairly
rapidly, and owners might need to take
cash-only and pay themselves less or
serve worse food. It all sucks for people
like me who try to do everything right.
All of thats pretty bleak. Well, despite
the relatively dire forecast, restaurants
will survive. Restaurants are not going
to disappear overnight. Well adapt,
the next wave will figure it out. The
problem is, in the next five years,
we dont know whatll happen. The
numbers are pretty telling, but what
is society going to accept next? Will
people do all service charges or no tips
or modified back- and front-of-house
tip checks? We dont know. And anyone
opening now has to think about it.
How about your own restaurants? Do
I think most of my restaurants will
survive? Definitely not. I can think of
three now that cant survive with the
existing structure. And if we, as one
of the most recognizable brands, are
struggling with some of our concepts
and our costs go through the roof,
what does it mean to less-established
restaurants with the same overheads?
Andy Giegerich, @PBJAndy