Business Owners Meeting at The Fields Bar and Grill
Join Us: Shaping Portland’s Future at The Fields Bar and Grill
Portland is at a turning point. As business owners and leaders, you see firsthand the challenges and opportunities our city faces every day. Now is the time to bridge the gap between the sidewalk and City Hall.
We invite you to a morning of direct conversation and community action at The Fields Bar and Grill this Friday. This isn't just another networking event; it’s a chance to meet the candidates who will be steering Portland's direction and to discuss how we can collectively get our city back on track.
Event Details
- When: Friday, May 8 | 9:00 AM – 10:30 AM
- Where: The Fields Bar and Grill
- Cost: Free of charge
- Who: Business Owners and General Managers from across Portland
Why Focus on Districts 3 & 4?
The upcoming November elections for City Districts 3 and 4 are pivotal. These districts represent the heart of our urban center and its surrounding neighborhoods. The leadership elected here will play a defining role in the city’s economic recovery, safety initiatives, and long-term vision.
Meet the Candidates
We are honored to host several key candidates running for local office. Each group will have 15 minutes for a structured discussion and Q&A session, followed by an informal meet-and-greet.
Attending Candidates:
- Portland City District 4: Olivia Clark and Eric Zimmerman
- Portland City District 3: Kellie Torres and Nicole Tignor
- Multnomah County Chair Candidate: Julia Brim-Edwards
Making an Impact
The purpose of this meeting is twofold: to provide business owners with a platform to ask tough questions and to explore actionable ways the private sector can help revitalize Portland. Whether you operate in the Pearl District or beyond, your voice is essential to this progress.
Interested in more? For more information on upcoming networking events or to connect with the local business community, please visit the Pearl Business Support link.
We look forward to seeing you there and working together for a stronger Portland.
