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The Working Waterfront Coalition joins the Chamber as executive director Tanya Hartnett takes on a new role. It follows a December Metro Chamber partnership with four real estate groups.

Air travel is at record highs with TSA screening roughly 3 million travelers every day with the expectation of that figure increasing to 4 million travelers a day over the next few years. As the threat environment continues to evolve, the need to strengthen security while simultaneously driving throughput is paramount.

The Federal Highway Administration (FHWA) and Federal Transit Administration (FTA) issued an Amended Record of Decision for the IBR Program, which completes the federal environmental review and clears the way for Washington and Oregon to begin identifying a construction contractor and securing permits to replace the Interstate 5 bridge over the Columbia River.

The Old Town Community Association (OTCA) is excited to announce new leadership and a restructured organization as it continues to support the Old Town neighborhood.

On June 18th, 2024, the Alliance held their 2024 Annual Meeting presented by U.S. Bank at the Sentinel in downtown Portland. With many leaders and thinkers in attendance, it was […]

The Working Waterfront Coalition joins the Portland Business Alliance family of organizations with formal partnership.

The Chamber responds to the release of the Oregon Prosperity Council recommendations report on long-term competitiveness and prosperity.

New research from ECOnorthwest reveals Portland has underinvested in Willamette River recreation compared to peer cities — and outlines a clear path to unlock over $300 million in annual economic and recreational value.

New research from ECOnorthwest reveals Portland has underinvested in Willamette River recreation compared to peer cities — and outlines a clear path to unlock over $300 million in annual economic and recreational value.