The Women in Finance series continues! Hear from experts and connect with our financial partners – build your network! Q&A with Krystal ~ What led you to Finance? As a child I enjoyed and excelled at math… until about Calculus II. After contemplating a business or engineering undergraduate degree, I decided to pursue Industrial Engineering. Not long after becoming…Continue Reading Women in Finance ~Krystal Lee, CFP®
The Women in Finance series continues! Hear from experts and connect with our financial partners – build your network! Q&A with Heidi ~ Can you share a brief bio? Where are you working now? I have had a few different finance careers over the past 20 years. I started in investment consulting, working with large institutional clients. From…Continue Reading Women in Finance ~Heidi Goertzen, CFP®
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
Q&A with Tom ~ What are you doing now? I own a management consulting company, Rinehart Strategies, focused on helping leaders address their most pressing challenges in both private and public organizations. When I launched the company last year, I advertised strategy, finance, business planning, operations, and public affairs as specific service offerings. During the…Continue Reading Alumni Spotlight: Tom Rinehart (MBA ’14)
The Women in Finance series continues! Hear from experts and connect with our financial partners – build your network! What led you to Finance? Finance has always captivated my interest due to my natural affinity for numbers and my exceptional skills in mathematics. During my college years, I pursued a major in business administration, and it was during…Continue Reading Women in Finance ~ Victoria Lugli
“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