Weekly Event Guide

Stay connected to the people and opportunities shaping Oregon & SW Washington.

Every Monday, the Weekly Event Guide delivers a rundown of what’s happening across our business community. From expert panels and networking events to signature awards programs and recognition opportunities, this is your go-to source for what’s next.

THIS WEEk'S FEATURED EVENT

2026 Bridging Cities: A New Vision for Portland and SW Washington

November 18, 2026

Explore how leaders across the Columbia River can work together to shape Portland and SW Washington’s future.

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LOCAL EVENTS & OPPORTUNITIES

NOMINATION

2027 Women of Influence

Deadline: November 3, 2026

Nominate a woman whose leadership and community impact are making a lasting difference across the region today.

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NOMINATION

2027 PBJ Nonprofit Partnership Nominations

Deadline: December 2, 2026

Nominate a nonprofit for a year of visibility, storytelling and community connections through PBJ’s partnership program.

NOMINATE →

NOMINATION

2027 Family Business Nominations

Deadline: December 6, 2026

Nominate a family-led business for leadership, innovation and lasting impact across generations in our region.

NOMINATE →

SIGNATURE AWARDS PROGRAM

2026 Most Admired Companies Awards

December 10, 2026

Join business leaders to honor companies earning peer respect and admiration across the region at the 2026 awards.

PUT YOUR BRAND IN FRONT OF BUSINESS LEADERS

Let's talk sponsorship and advertising opportunities for PBJ events.

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NATIONAL EVENTS & INSIGHTS

COMPLIMENTARY VIRTUAL WEBINAR

Building What's Next: Scaling for Success

Lessons, Strategies, and Future Plans from Fastest Growing Companies CEOs

Thursday, November 19, 2026

Hear three CEOs share key strategies for scaling, talent, and technology to drive sustainable growth in 2027 and beyond.

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Suzanne Stevens, Editor

Built on a hillside carved by Tanner Creek on a once flood-prone field, Providence Park opened in 1926 at a cost of $500,000. It eventually hosted presidents, soccer, baseball royalty, even a king (Elvis). A century later, it generates $186M in annual economic impact and still has original 1926 benches. You can read about the iconic stadium's history and impact in a series of stories published this week, including a gallery featuring archival photos. Read Story.