University of Portland Pamplin School of Business alumna, Britt Olsen (MBA’12) is featured in the Portland Business Journal article “Swiss-based On is boosting its American footprint in Portland.” Britt Olsen, General Manager of the Americas, and Head of Global Commercial Strategy has been a key factor in helping the Switzerland-based running shoe brand, On grow…Continue Reading Britt Olsen (’12) Featured in Portland Business Journal
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Dr. Adams shares expertise with MoneyGeek
University of Portland Pamplin School of Business finance professor, Dr. Brian Adams contributes to this article published by MoneyGeek: Experts Tips on Finding the Best First-Time Credit Cards Finding the Best 0% APR Credit Cards in 2023…Continue Reading Dr. Adams shares expertise with MoneyGeek
Dean DeVaughn joins Port of Portland Commission
Read Port of Portland’s press release here – https://www.portofportland.com/Newsroom/mike-devaughn-joins-port-of-portland-commission…Continue Reading Dean DeVaughn joins Port of Portland Commission
Pamplin Pilots Partner with the
Portland Trail Blazers
Following last week’s announcement of the Portland Trail Blazers’ launch of its NBA G League to operate in the Chiles Center on the University of Portland’s campus, the Pamplin School of Business is excited to share opportunities for its students and business community, as a result of this partnership. “We are thrilled to partner with…Continue Reading Pamplin Pilots Partner with the
Portland Trail Blazers
Vancouver Business Journal ~ Local Banking Environment
“Capital adequacy and reserve regulations were not the cause of the current issue. However, we could benefit from a discussion of how to more quickly identify bank balance sheets’ susceptibility to liquidity runs. We should think about how to implement stress test requirements on smaller banks.” University of Portland Pamplin School of Business finance professor,…Continue Reading Vancouver Business Journal ~ Local Banking Environment
KATU 2 Financial Update – Dr. Brian Adams
PORTLAND, Ore. — Investors are waiting on pins and needles for the Fed’s next move. That’s especially true after Tuesday’s Consumer Price Index report showed inflation came in at 8.3% year over year, higher than expected. Stock markets fell sharply. It was the worst single day drop since June 2020….WATCH/READ REPORT HERE >>…Continue Reading KATU 2 Financial Update – Dr. Brian Adams