News & Resources

All Classical Radio, the Portland-based classical music, arts, and culture radio network with international reach, announces the release of the limited-edition book Artist Anthology: 40 Creatives of the Pacific Northwest. The publication celebrates groundbreaking contemporary artists from Portland and the wider region through original storytelling by notable Pacific Northwest writers, and rare glimpses into each artist’s studios and workspaces by prominent regional photographers.

Oregon Ballet Theatre proudly announces the appointment of Maestro Enrique Carreón-Robledo as its new Music Director. This marks a significant milestone as Carreón-Robledo is only the second person to hold this prestigious role in the company’s history.

The Chamber is proud to celebrate Epstein Becker & Green's new office in downtown Portland! As a national law firm, Epstein Becker & Green offers expert legal services and powerful litigation strategies, focusing on healthcare, life sciences, and workforce management solutions.

The Chamber was thrilled to celebrate the grand opening of Mike Bennett’s new Portland Aquarium! This underwater wonderland will serve as a creative educational space for Portlanders of all ages.

Meet our Chamber member, Opake Screen Printing

Emerging Professional of Portland (EPOP) program has selected 10 nonprofits to partner with for 2025-2026.

On June 4th, 2025, the Portland Metro Chamber held their 2025 Annual Meeting. Over 600 regional business leaders, policymakers, and community partners gathered to discuss a shared vision for Portland’s renewal and resilience.

Each year, SOLVE proudly collaborates with Clackamas Water Environment Services for the much-anticipated Waterway Cleanup Series. Spanning from May to September, SOLVE actively promotes and lends support to an array of litter cleanup projects across the region, all dedicated to elevating the cleanliness of our rivers, streams, and creeks.

Chamber and coalition of regional business organizations, expresses concern over newly passed legislation extending unemployment benefits to striking workers. This policy shift could significantly impact the business community—particularly in the areas of operational costs, labor relations, and economic stability.