⁄In This Issue⁄ PUBLISHER Craig Peebles CREATIVE DIRECTOR Alison Kattleman CIRCULATION MANAGER Andrew Insinga COPY EDITOR Morgan Stone CONTRIBUTING WRITER Jon Bell CONTRIBUTING PHOTOGRAPHER Jason E. Kaplan PRESIDENT AND CEO Andrew Insinga SECRETARY William L. Mainwaring TREASURER Win McCormack CONTROLLER Bill Lee VOLUME 49 ⁄ NUMBER 2 OREGON BUSINESS (ISSN 02798190) is published triannually by MEDIAmerica Inc. at 12570 S.W. 69th Ave., Suite 102, Portland OR 97223. Subscription inquiries should be directed to 503-445-8811. Subscription charge is $15.95 per year, $27.95 for two years in the USA. Single copies and back issues available at above address. The publisher is not responsible for unsolicited manuscripts. Copyright © 2026 by MEDIAmerica Inc. All rights reserved. All material is protected by copyright and must not be reproduced without written permission from the publisher. Printed in Oregon. Periodicals Postage Paid at Portland, OR. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to Oregon Business, 12570 S.W. 69th Ave., Suite 102, Portland OR 97223 OUR JUNE ISSUE celebrates the 2026 100 Best Green Workplaces in Oregon. To determine this year’s rankings, questions about sustainable practices were incorporated into both the 100 Best Nonpro ts survey, conducted last April to June, and the 100 Best Companies survey, conducted last August to November. Employee feedback accounted for two-thirds of each workplace’s overall green score, based on ratings of both the importance of and satisfaction with sustainable practices across 11 survey statements. Employer responses to 15 sustainability-related questions accounted for the remaining third out of 300 possible points. The workplaces recognized on this year’s list, regardless of whether they are for-pro t or non-pro t, demonstrate a strong commitment to sustainability in their operations, culture and long-term goals that should be commended. Congratulations to all of the workplaces that made the list this year, and thank you to everyone who participated in the survey process. For this issue, we also asked executives from several workplaces on the list to share insights into their sustainability efforts. Across their responses, common themes emerged: consistency, shared responsibility and a commitment to continuous improvement. If you believe your workplace should be considered for the 100 Best Green Workplaces in Oregon list, we encourage you to participate in the survey appropriate to your business. Please visit oregonbusiness.com/100bestnotify to be noti ed when the next survey period opens. Subscribe to our e-newsletter featuring the best of OregonBusiness.com, plus articles from our print publication. To sign up, go to OregonBusiness.com. Follow @OregonBusiness for news releases, blogs and commentary. COVER PHOTO: Mark B Pixels / Shutterstock.com 4
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