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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 and led a MBO to launch PACCESS in 1995, forming the foundation of the company’s future growth and development in the supply chain management space. Harve has three grown children and lives with his wife in Portland. His hobbies include tennis, photography, cycling and cross country skiing. He serves on the Board of Directors of the Portland Chinese Classical Garden.


	Janie Brown
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.

	James Dalton
James Dalton is a former senior vice president of Tektronix, Inc., a leading global electronic test and measurement company. During his twenty year career he led its merger and acquisition activities as well as legal and intellectually property matters and had direct P&L responsibility for subsidiary operations. He had executive responsibility at various times for human resources, information systems, engineering and China operations. He has broad domestic and international management experience throughout the business cycle. He has managed and negotiated over $5B in M&A transactions. He currently chairs the Oregon Public Employee Retirement System board with over 330,000 members, $55B in assets and $65B in liabilities. He has served on the boards of numerous public, private and charitable boards, notably RadiSys Corporation as it grew from a small company with $14M in revenue to a public company with over $1B in market capitalization. He has a degree in economics from the University of Massachusetts and a law degree from Boston College.



	Regina Hauser Executive Director The Oregon Natural Step
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.


	Jim Higgs Senior Vice President, HR FEI
Jim Higgs has been an HR executive for local high technology companies for many years. Having recently "semi-retired", he is now an HR Consultant, the Principal of The BEEMS Group <http://www.TheBEEMSgroup.com> . Graduating from the University of Oregon in Physics, Psychology, and Business Administration, Jim began work in the wood products industry out of college in 1973. He was then hired to do the site startup for Intel in Oregon in 1976. He held various senior HR positions with Intel in HR, leaving Intel to become the VP of HR for BiiN, a joint venture between Intel and Siemens. After BiiN folded in 1990, Jim went to the startup Logic Automation, which became Logic Modeling, and then was acquired by Synopsys. From 1997-2008, Jim was the Sr VP of HR for FEI Company, which is a publicly traded international capital equipment company.

	Jon A. Olson Director and General Manager of Global Platform Solutions
Jon joined Intel Corp, a $44B semiconductor and electronics manufacturing company, in January 1993. As Director and General Manager of Global Platform Solutions (GPS), he is responsible for the Manufacturing and Supply Chain for Intel’s Boards and Systems Products as well as the Worldwide Post Sales Support Network. Prior to his GPS role, Jon was the Director of Global Transportation and Logistics Outsourcing where he was responsible for development and implementation of Intel’s worldwide transportation and 3rd party logistics strategies supporting Intel’s manufacturing and distribution supply network. In addition, Olson was previously Geography Logistics Manager for North and South America, and held roles in finance, procurement, and operations management. Prior to joining Intel, Olson was an officer in the United States Air Force with billets in Arizona, Texas, and Washington State. He was a Flight Instructor in the T-37 aircraft and held additional roles in Standardization and Evaluation as a Wing Check Pilot. Prior to this position, Jon worked in the general aviation field in flying and operations management. Olson earned his Master’s in Business Administration with a concentration in strategic management from Western International University. He also holds a Bachelor’s degree in accounting from the University of Louisiana, Lafayette. In addition, Jon also serves as an Adjunct Professor for Portland State University in the School of Business Administration where he teaches in the field of Logistics and Supply Chain.



	Wu Zhaohui Associate Professor Operations Mgmt. Oregon State University
Zhaohui Wu is an associate professor of Supply Chain and Operations Management. He is currently teaching and conducting research on supply networks, buyer-supplier relationships and environmental management strategy in supply chain operations. 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.