Board of Directors
Executive Committee
Michelle Weisenbach
Wells Fargo - Board Chair
Mike Hurley
JPMorgan Chase
Immediate Past Chair
Mayor Anne McEnerny-Ogle
City of Vancouver
Vice Chair (Public Sector)
Randy Ealy
Portland General Electric
Vice Chair (Private Sector)
Gabe Gomez
Bank of America
Treasurer
Alan Garcia
NW Natural
Secretary
Kimberly Branam
Prosper Portland
Mayor Steve Callaway
City of Hillsboro
Jim Mark
Melvin Mark Companies
Council President Ashton Simpson
Metro
Tamara Kennedy-Hill
Port of Portland
Board Directors
Jennifer Baker
Columbia River Economic Development Council
Mayor Lacey Beaty
City of Beaverton
Mike Bomar
Port of Vancouver USA
Mayor Frank Bubenik
City of Tualatin
(Chair, Small City Consortium)
Tim Cook
Clackamas Community College
Bill Dolan
Spirit Media
Tina Guldberg
University of Oregon
(Chair, Higher Education Consortium)
Miriam Halliday
Workforce Southwest Washington
Marion Haynes
Comcast
Andrew Hoan
Portland Business Alliance
Michael Kerr
Slalom
Dan Malinaric
Microchip Technology Inc.
Mike Clifford
Mortenson Construction
Randy Miller
Appointed Board Advisor
Mel Netzhammer
Washington State University Vancouver
Commissioner Martha Schrader
Clackamas County
Commissioner Lori Stegmann
Multnomah County
Mayor Travis Stovall
City of Gresham
Brigitte Sutherland
Perkins & Co - Non-voting
Sean Clark
Port of Columbia County
James Walker
Miller Nash LLP
Mayor Ted Wheeler
City of Portland
Commissioner Jerry Willey
Washington County
Amy Winterowd
JE Dunn Construction
Theodore Fettig
KeyBank
Dietrich Wieland
Mackenzie
Alternates:
Lisa Skari
Mt. Hood Community College
(Higher Education Consortium)
Mayor Tim Rosener
City of Sherwood
(Small City Consortium)
Investors
Greater Portland Inc is supported by a diverse group of investors that includes public and private entities as well as philanthropic organizations.
Cornerstone Investors ($50,000 - $125,000)
Platinum Investors ($25,000 - $49,999)
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Gold Investors ($12,000 - $24,999)
Silver Investors ($6,000 - $11,999)
Unitus Community Credit Union
Small City Consortium (public entities with investments less than $25,000)
