Eight years after starting, we realize it’s time to celebrate the nearly 50 people who’ve been a part of our Emerging Leaders Board, a diverse, powerful network of young professionals who collectively contribute to our work, both while serving on the board and after.
This April, we officially launched our Emerging Leaders Board (ELB) Alumni Program with a happy hour at Migration Brewing in Northeast Portland. Board members from 2010 through today gathered to reminisce, share notes, and get to know new members.
Our new Alumni Program is designed to support past and present members, helping them connect with and benefit from professional leadership opportunities and ways individuals can assist in amplifying our team’s efforts. This could mean serving as ambassadors for the organization, joining event committees, and more.
Our goal is to create deeper integration between the ELB and our program work, providing opportunities for these leaders to apply their skills and expertise on advocating for climate protection, healthy air, and clean and plentiful water in Oregon.
Thank you to all who joined us for this inaugural event. Stay tuned for more fun events and opportunities to meet the current Emerging Leaders Board team!
Raphaela Hsu-Flanders is staff liaison to Oregon Environmental Council’s Emerging Leaders Board and Alumni Program. For more information on ways you can help support this extraordinary group of young leaders, contact Raphaela!
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