LANE PR has worked on nearly 50 acquisitions for clients over a broad range of industries. Recently, however, I had the opportunity to be part of the team on a very unusual deal that involved working with two foreign stock exchanges. LANE PR was brought in by Infinova, a global provider of complete video surveillance [...]
On Monday, Dec. 5, LANE PR was honored to join the culinary community in celebrating Portland’s Rising Stars together with sponsor (and LANE client) Wines from Spain.
The event, which took place at the Nines Hotel, named the best-of-the-best on the Portland food scene, including:
Chefs:
• Aaron Barnett, St. Jack
• Greg Perrault, June
• Sarah Pliner, Kat Whitehead & Jasper Sheen, Aviary
• Naomi [...]
Earlier this month, the LANE PR Portland office was pleased to have Wines from Spain’s director, Katrin Naelapaa, join us for a few days out west. It was her first time to Oregon, and we promised a good time.
We started Katrin’s tour by visiting Portland’s Pearl District, NW 23rd Avenue and Reed College. We then [...]
On Friday, Dec. 9, Dutch Bros., a LANE PR client, will celebrate Buck For Kids, an annual event where the coffee company donates proceeds from every beverage sold to a children’s organization.
Buck For Kids will take place at all 173 Dutch Bros. locations across seven western states. Last year, Dutch Bros. contributed $90,000 to children’s [...]
LANE PR’s Wendy Lane Stevens, Kristen Siefkin, Brandi Cook, Jane Taber and Katie Stringer had the pleasure of attending the Portland Business Journal’s Most Admired Companies luncheon on Dec. 7.
We were pleased to celebrate the Portland business community, in addition to our clients, Umpqua Bank and Miller Nash.
Living sustainably is often about making smart small choices that add up. But where to start? Check out Ideal Bite – www.idealbite.com. This daily e-mail service offers “bite-sized ideas for light green living.”
It’s quick, clever and might just inspire some simple changes that help the environment and your wallet.
We’ve heard a lot about sustainable building and LEED certification, but how do you get the funding to turn well-meaning ideas into reality? One of our clients, Umpqua Bank, worked with Energy Trust of Oregon to create an innovative new lending program that’s filling this gap. Called GreenStreet Lending, it offers financing options designed to help small businesses and homeowners manage rising energy costs by making it easier to invest in energy efficiency and renewable energy projects. What better way to spur economic growth than with green-building projects?