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Harve
Bellos President
& CEO
PACCESS |
Upon
completion of graduate work in the China Studies
Program at the University of Washington and
language study in Taiwan, Harve entered the
pulp and paper industry with Perry H. Koplik
& Sons (New York) in 1981. After three
years in pulp sales, he established the packaging
materials group at Koplik in 1985, with a
primary focus on the emerging markets in Asia.
He moved to Portland, Oregon in 1991 to manage
the growing activity in the Pacific Rim, started
a new affiliated business (Cascade Converting
in Tacoma), Washington in 1992 and led a MBO
to launch PACCESS in 1995, forming the basis
for our future growth and development in the
supply chain management space. Harve lives
with wife and three school age children in
Portland. His hobbies include tennis, photography,
and cross country skiing. He serves on the
Board of Directors of the Portland Chinese
Classical Garden. |
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Janie
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Janie
served as Chief Financial Officer at Merix
Corporation, a public company and manufacturer
of advanced technology printed circuit boards
with plants in the U.S. and Asia, from 1998
to 2006. She joined Merix in 1995 and served
as corporate controller and treasurer until
1998. Before joining Merix, Janie was an Audit
Partner with the public accounting firm of
Deloitte & Touche LLP where she had 13
years of progressive responsibility including
admission as a partner. She started her career
as a systems engineer with IBM Corporation.
Janie holds a B.S. degree in Business Administration
from Oregon State University. She also completed
post baccalaureate studies in Accounting at
Portland State University and attended an
Executive Management Training Program at the
Harvard University Business School. |
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Regina
Hauser Executive
Director
The
Oregon Natural Step
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Regina
is the Executive Director of the Oregon Natural
Step, a Portland, Oregon based non-profit
think tank and advisory organization that
helps businesses and governments integrate
sustainability into core strategy and operations.
Prior to joining the Oregon Natural Step in
2002, Regina spent 16 years as an attorney
specializing in intellectual property and
employment issues in the Portland office of
Schwabe Williamson & Wyatt, a prominent
west coast law firm. She is currently on the
board of Salmon Safe and Terwilliger Plaza.
Regina Hauser is also a serious mountain trekker. |
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Jim
Higgs Senior
Vice President, HR
FEI
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Jim
currently serves as Senior VP, Human Resources
at FEI, Inc (www.feico.com) , a 1,600 employee
publicly traded semi-conductor capital equipment
company based in Hillsboro, with four manufacturing
locations in the US and overseas. Prior to
Jim’s association with FEI, he worked
more than 25 years in the high tech sector
with such companies as Intel, Logic Modeling
and Synopsys. He brings a wealth of knowledge
and experience in the field of human resources. |
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David
Kratochvil
Managing
Director and Founder
Quandary
Business Solutions
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David is presently the Managing Director and
founder of Quandary Business Solutions. The
business is focused on Business Improvement,
Supply Management, Acquisitions and Operation
Organization Structuring for international
and domestic companies. Prior to forming Quandary
Business Solutions, David was the Chief Logistics
Officer of supply operations for Herbalife
International, a global multibillion dollar
nutrition and personal care corporation. He
was also Executive Vice President Distribution
for Tenneco, managing the automotive divisions
supply and supported the international business
for Tenneco Packaging. In addition David was:
the Vice President and General Manager of
Logistics for DHL, an international transportation
company, CEO and Vice President of Eden Forwarding,
providing logistics service, Vice President
of Danzas International, a global transportation
company and Managed the Cargo Division of
United Airlines, during deregulation of the
air freight industry.
David has served on the board or has been
a board advisor of various supply and nutrition
businesses and was also named one of the
top 20 Logistics Professionals in the United
States by CLO Magazine. He studied Business
Administration at Oregon State University
and the University of Portland and completed
the Graduate School of Sales and Marketing
Management at Syracuse University. David’s
involvement in many supply organizations
includes being a member of the Penn State
University Logistics Leadership Forum and
the Council of Logistics Management.
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Duane
McDougall |

Duane
served as President and CEO of Willamette
Industries, an integrated forest products
company, from 1998 to 2002. During his 23
year tenure with Willamette, he held several
operating roles and finance positions, with
particular emphasis on acquisitions. McDougall
graduated from Oregon State University with
a B.S. in Business and was a graduate of the
Financial Management Program at Stanford University
and the Darden Executive Management Program
at the University of Virginia. Duane serves
on the board of the North Pacific Group and
the Cascade Corporation. |
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Wu
Zhaohui Assistant
Professor
Operations
Mgmt.
Oregon
State University |

Wu
Zhaohui is an assistant professor of Operations
Management. He is currently teaching and conducting
research in inter-organizational relationships
and green supply chain strategy with U.S.
aerospace, automotive, food/beverage and telecommunication
companies. Prior to that, Zhaohui worked as
a buyer at Lord Corporation, an U.S. aerospace
company, and as a project manager at CMEC,
a Chinese international trade company. |



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