Combined October 25th Luncheon with Speaker Jesse Jackson

October 17, 2017

(Jesse Jackson at the 2016 annual Christmas luncheon)

As we begin to enjoy the change in seasons, we’re also looking forward to a change to this month’s lunch.

We’re combining our eastside group with our downtown group not only to enjoy each other’s company, but to focus our time together in preparation for our annual Christmas lunch.

Our speaker Jesse Jackson was born and raised in Portland, Oregon, received his Bachelor’s degree in Construction Engineering Management from Oregon State University and for the last 8 years worked for Raimore Construction as General Manager.

More recently, Jesse has been co-hosting the monthly eastside lunches for the past 6 years and has taken an active role in our annual Christmas lunch program.

He and his wife Rachael have three children: Jesse, Jacob and, Joy.

We will be meeting in the lower lounge at The University Club.

1225 SW 6th Ave, Portland, OR 97204

Invite a friend and register today. We look forward to seeing you.

Seating is limited so we highly encourage your $25.00 pre-registration

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