The Daily Journal of Commerce has announced its Women of Vision Award winners for 2022. The awards honor women who are shaping the built environment in Oregon and Southwest Washington via technical skill, leadership, mentorship, community involvement, and promotion of industry diversity.
An in-person celebration will take place Oct. 26 at the Sentinel Hotel, 614 S.W. 11th Ave., in Portland, from 5 to 8 p.m. Emily Pilloton-Lam, founder and executive director of the nonprofit Girls Garage, will be the keynote speaker. There will also be a cocktail hour, a smirk photo booth, heavy hors d’oeuvres, and award presentations.
Individual tickets cost $125. Learn more and register by visiting https://djcoregon.com/women-of-vision/. Learn about sponsorship opportunities by contacting Bill Beyer at 503-802-7232 or [email protected].
Two special awards will be given during this year’s event. Melinda Daily of NWUCA will receive the Lois Cohen Lifetime Achievement Award and Laura Kerr of Stoel Rives LLP will receive the Jean Richardson Industry Impact Award.
Other honorees are:
Seyon Belai, ZANA Construction
Amanda Blankenship, David Evans and Associates
Téjara Brown, FFA Architecture and Interiors
Barb Casey, Kennedy Restoration
Bernadette Donald, Emerio Design
Maria Ellis, Oregon Department of Transportation
Mahsa Eshghi, MacKay Sposito
Kimberly Farris, Associated Builders and Contractors’ Pacific Northwest chapter
Kathy Fry, Mayer/Reed
Mackenzie Hart, Swinerton
Meghan Herteg, Walsh Construction
Amanda Hills, ZGF
Debbie Hutchins, Skanska
Amanda Ingmire, Oregon Department of Environmental Quality
Britni Jessup, Rowell Brokaw Architects
June Kalkhoven, Oxbow Construction
Rebecca Kerr, CIDA Architects & Engineers
Kendra Lackey, Amaterra
Ali LaManna, Emerick Construction
Berenice Lopez Dorsey, Home Energy Life Performance (H.E.L.P.) Group; Move-In Ready LLC; LatinoBuilt Association & Foundation
Vicki Lourwood, Howard S. Wright, a Balfour Beatty company
Kelsey Machuca, Cresa
Kendall Miller, Interlaken
Sonya Miller, Hoffman Construction
Kristen Mohr, PACE Engineers
Mary-Rain O’Meara, Central City Concern
Heather Oden, Ball Janik LLP
Paula Parrott, Apex Companies LLC
Brandi Pine, Walsh Construction
Cindy Regier, Independent Electrical Contractors of Oregon
Erin Reome, SERA Architects
Amelie Reynaud, Hacker Architects & Interior Design
Shelli Romero, Oregon Department of Transportation
Michelle Schulz, GBD Architects
Carolyn Sizemore, Mortenson
Sarah Slaughter, Rosendin
Laura Squillace, Green Hammer
Kathleen Stuart, Stuart Collective
Kimberly Sutton, Port of Portland
Keisha Thomas, Mazzetti
Christina Villeneuve, GRI
LaRae Wakeman, Anchor Insurance & Surety
Sarah Weber, Hacker Architects & Interior Design
Miranda Wells, Oregon Department of Transportation
Janine White, PBS Engineering and Environmental
Millicent Williams, Otak
Michelle Willis, David Evans and Associates
Margaret Wilson, Scott Edwards Architecture
Libby Winter, TriMet
Jessica Woodruff, Community Development Partners
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