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A child using a laptop at school October 2023

A message regarding the PPS strike from Chair Alando Simpson and President & CEO Andrew Hoan

This was a letter sent on October 30, 2023 to representatives of Portland Public Schools, the Portland Public Schools Board and Portland Association of Teachers.
October 2023

Chamber asks for transparency in county health inspection fee increase process

The Portland Metro Chamber, in coalition with six other business organizations, sent Multnomah County Chair Pederson and the County Commission a letter expressing deep concern regarding the large fee increases […]
Energy Iz Everything Founder, Chomba Kaluba. October 2023

A Love Note to Portland: Energy Iz Everything

Discover the passion of Energy Iz Everything as they make a positive impact on social change in downtown Portland.
October 2023

Chamber advocates at county for expanding shelters, sobering center and hospitality security

On September 28, the Chamber supported Multnomah County's overall plan to spend SHS funds but expressed concerns that a 24/7 first responder drop-off services were not included.
Co-Founder of Aluma Aesthetic Medicine. Aimee. October 2023

A Love Note to Portland: Aluma Aesthetic Medicine

Aluma Aesthetic Medicine expresses their appreciation for the city's craft ethos and conveys their affection for Portland as a small business!
October 2023

“Badass” Women Celebrated and Honored at the 2023 A Place with No Ceiling

This event brought Portland's women-led leadership to the stage to share their uplifting and inspirational messages.
September 2023

Member Spotlight: Vancouver Clinic

The Chamber had the opportunity to get to know our newest member, Vancouver Clinic, at the grand opening of their Lloyd Station Clinic!
September 2023

A Love Note to Portland: Multnomah County Chair Jessica Vega Pederson

The Multnomah County Chair, Jessica Vega Pederson, shares her dedication to the prosperity of downtown Portland.
September 2023

Chamber supports downtown business tax credit

Chamber testifies in support of a measure that would help spur economic development by giving businesses with at least 15 employees a Business License Tax Credit for signing a new or extending an existing lease in downtown.