Physical therapist Renée James of Boones Landing Physical Therapy in Wilsonville will discuss dynamic movements that will re-awaken dormant neural connections that may be inhibiting your muscles from activating in the right sequence.
Scott Kerman, the executive director of Blanchet House of Hospitality, will discuss how the nonprofit serving the homeless has experienced a significant increase in the demand for its daily hot meals and clean clothing services due to the economic strain caused by the pandemic.
Michelle Zafiris will discuss how to maximize a reverse mortgage this week. She is a loan officer with Fairway Independent Mortgage Corporation.
Kristy Griffin of Cheers Lovely / OneHope Wine will discuss personal branding, and how to build your brand while serving your community.
Thomas McClendon, president and founder of Citadel Networks in Beaverton, will present to us on the topic of internet safety and cybersecurity. He will draw on his expertise to explain current threats and ways to be safe.
Internationally-known speaker and award-winning recording artist, author, singer-songwriter, and master storyteller Anne-Louise Sterry will present "According to Aunt Lena." You don't want to miss this humorous, touching and inspiring presentation.
This week's guest speaker, Tim Gillette, is the creator of “Simply Easy Marketing.” It is a blog, video, and online content creation system designed to get result with online marketing. He is […]
Craig Gray, a loan officer with Options Financial Residential Mortgage, will give a presentation on mortgage lending in 2022. Additionally, two new members will be inducted into the club — Jaimy Beltran and Kelsey McCauley!
Liat Nadler is a clinical nutritionist who specializes in chronic inflammation conditions and skin health. She has a Master of Science degree in nutrition from the National University of Natural Medicine, […]
Dr. Louise Debreczeny is owner, chief executive officer and consultant at The Institute for Neurosemantic and Sociocognitive Learning LLC (INSL LLC). Most students are visual thinkers, but schools generally use […]
