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Women in Design and Construction Panel - March Chapter Meeting
Join Portland CSI JEDI Committee in partnership with NAWIC 54 and DBIA NW for a Women in Construction Panel Discussion!
Women in Construction Week® taking place March 2nd-6th, 2026 is a nationwide initiative founded by the National Association of Women in Construction, offering events and programs to spotlight the contributions of women in the industry.
This year’s panel will discuss perceptions of femininity and how this plays a role in our every day interactions and ways we can balance our strengths and show imposter syndrome the door!
Be part of the conversation to discover ways to build up women in the AEC industry.
This event proucly supports women-owned businesses! Rae Loft is a women-owned venue and Artemis Foods is a women-owned catering company.
Member Price is for CSI, DBIA, and NAWIC Members
Schedule
4:30 PM - 5:30 PM Happy Hour and Networking
5:30 PM - 6:30 PM - Panel Discussion
Meet our Panel!
Moderator/Subcontractor Owner: Erin Huffard is a community advocate, electrician, CEO, and mother. She purchased Squires Electric in 2023 after nearly 12 years as an employee. She was hired by the previous owner as an electrician in 2011 and was quickly promoted through the ranks to help build the sales and project management teams. She obtained Women-Owned Business Certification for the company in 2023 and 2024 for Oregon and Washington, respectively. She serves on the Board for the Metropolitan Business Association, SW Washington Contractors Association and the Board of their non-profit, SWCA Foundation. She has been nominated for the Greater Vancouver Chamber of Commerce’s Iris Award and twice for the Building Industry Association’s Trailblazer Award. She is dedicated to creating a space in the electrical industry for people of all walks of life to thrive and grow themselves personally, professionally, and economically.
Electrician Tradeswoman: Robin Greene is a Senior Electrician and Preventative Maintenance Coordinator with more than 25 years of hands‑on experience in the electrical trade. She is a licensed journeyman electrician, OSHA certified, and trained in NFPA 70E electrical safety. Robin currently serves as President of OSHE (Oregon Society of Healthcare Engineers), where she focuses on safety education, mentorship, and supporting technicians and engineers across the state. Robin has spoken at conferences, sharing practical knowledge on electrical systems, safety practices, and career development. She is passionate about helping new electricians build confidence, and is especially committed to encouraging more women to explore and thrive in the trades. What drives Robin most is the combination of problem‑solving, safety, and the opportunity to make a real impact on the people she works with every day.
Contractor: Ebony Johnson began her career in construction after graduating from the pre-apprenticeship program at Tongue Point Job Corps Center, where she became the glazing program’s first female shop lead in 2009. She went on to complete and earn journeyman status through a union apprenticeship with the United Brotherhood of Carpenters, working on major public infrastructure projects for Sound Transit, the Washington State Department of Transportation, the City of Seattle, and the Overlook Walk along Seattle’s waterfront. During her apprenticeship, Ebony earned an Associate’s degree through Mt. Hood Community College, before completing her Bachelor’s degree in Construction Management at Rowan University. Now a Project Engineer with Walsh Construction, Ebony has delivered projects for the City of Hillsboro and the City of Portland. She is passionate about mentorship, workforce development, and expanding pathways for women in both the trades and construction leadership
Architect: Cathy Pack is a Principal at SmithGroup and co-chair of the NW DBIA Small Business Engagement & Growth Committee. With a strong belief in the power of collaboration and craft, she is most energized when she’s on the construction site—where design intent becomes reality and partnerships with builders deepen the quality of the work. With more than 25 years of experience as a project architect, Cathy leads the delivery of complex projects across scales with a focus on integrated design, team health, and client-centered outcomes. Her background in history and classical archaeology gives her a wide-frame perspective of built, social, and natural environments. A hands-on designer and humanist, she aims to charm, delight, and instigate curiosity through her work.
Trade School Teacher: Angela Wright has taught at Sabin Schellenberg Professional Technical Center as the Building Construction CTE teacher since 2018. Before teaching, Wright worked as a Residential GC design/builder, furniture maker and boat builder. Formally trained professionally as an architect, she is able to offer high schoolers insight into all phases of construction. She is constantly blown away by how much High Schoolers do SHOW UP and can ACCOMPLISH, if only, one provides the space and opportunity for them to feel seen, respected and valued. The Building Construction Program of Study offers High school students to take up to 4 levels during their four year Highs School experience. In the course, students learn basic woodworking, cabinetry and carpentry concepts. In the upper levels (2,3 & 4th year) they learn more about residential construction systems including foundations, floors, walls, roofs and electrical and plumbing. They learn while in the classroom "lab" at stations as well as real projects they plan and complete for the community. Such projects have been full cabin remodel and bunk design build at Camp Westwind, playhouse for the Education department on campus, a new roof extension at the Land lab, Picnic tables, benches and garden boxes for the Clackamas Service Center. Students graduate from the program with the opportunity to gain College Credit, their OSHA 10 & 30 certificate and Industry Recognized Credentials with Career Connections.
Subcontractor Owner: Stephanie Carkin is a construction industry professional with a focus on workforce development, recruiting, and strategic marketing within the mechanical and plumbing sector. Working with HydroTemp Mechanical, she partners closely with field leaders, engineers, and VDC/BIM teams to help build and support a highly skilled workforce while advancing the company’s presence across the Pacific Northwest. Stephanie is passionate about connecting people to meaningful careers in the trades, strengthening industry partnerships, and promoting innovative delivery methods that bridge construction and technology. Stephanie is current Vice President of Portland NAWIC chapter and 2026 Chair for Associated Builders and Contractors. She is strong advocate for mentorship and community engagement, is dedicated to expanding opportunities for the next generation of construction professionals and supporting initiatives that elevate women and underrepresented groups in the industry.
CSI Volunteer Leadership Training
Leadership Training
This is a chance for CSI Leaders from all the Northwest Region Chapters to get together and learn about how chapters and region operate and meet other chapter leaders.
Who should attend:
This workshop is being designed for chapter leaders who may be president of their chapter someday. It is intended to help them jumpstart their understanding of CSI, meet their peers and begin to plan for their chapter’s future. It will help them build a support system with their peers outside the chapter and with Region leaders.
Agenda:
Friday begins at 6PM
· Introduction & Activity
· Dinner (buffet in conference room)
Saturday
· Introduction & opening remarks
· CSI big picture
· Awards and Fellowship
· Leadership skills
· Lunch: Small group discussions, lunch is provided
· Tools for success
· Getting volunteers
· Small group coaching sessions
· Dinner (networking tips and tricks)
Sunday
· Develop a plan to bring back home
· Workshop ends at Noon.
Presenters: Northwest Region Leaders, Chapter Leaders and Institute Resources
Costs:
· NO Registration Fee: Region covers meeting room, speakers & meals
· Chapters or attendees will need to pay for two hotel nights at conference rate of $275 plus taxes and provide transportation
· Sponsor opportunities; contact Ellen Onstad ellen.onstad@outlook.com if you are interested in sponsoring a portion or the entire event.
Register: We need to know you are coming please register here.
Where:
Kalama Harbor Lodge, 215 N Hendrickson Drive, Kalama, WA 98625 360-485-0968
Reservations: Reservation - McMenamins Website
Directions for Hotel Registration:
Arrival: 4.24.26
Departure: 4.26.26
Special Rates: select "Group/Block"
Code: 2604NWREGI
Then Click the "Book A Room" button. Then you should be taken to another screen indicating what rooms are available and you can make your reservation from there.
Or, guests can call the hotel direct at 360.673.6970 and request to make a hotel reservation out of the NW Region CSI hotel room block.
For more information, please contact Ellen Onstad ellen.onstad@outlook.com or 503-799-3231
Industry Forum 2026
Join us for Industry Forum 2026!
Attended by hundreds of designers, engineers, product representatives, and project owners. Industry Forum provides an informative and stimulating look at what’s innovative in the industry!
Schedule of Events:
4:00 to 4:30 - Registration
4:30 to 5:30 - 5 x 10 Presentations
Five 10-minute presentations by students, artists, and innovators in the Portland design community.
5:30 to 7:00 - Networking and Hors d’oeuvres
A chance to meet and greet with over 200 industry professionals.
7:00 to 8:00 - Keynote Speaker
Our Keynote Address will feature the Oyler Wu Collaborative!
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All attendees are given a bingo card to get signatures from 8 sponsors to enter a drawing for one of our door prizes.
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CSI Golf Tournament 2026
The annual Portland CSI golf tournament. Lots of fun to be had by one and all, golfing skills not required.
Northwest Region Conference 2027
Save the Date for the 2027 Northwest Region Conference
Social Media for Architects and Specifiers - February Chapter Meeting
Social Media for Architects and Specifiers
Dory Azar, Architect
OAA AIA LEED AP MRAIC
Session Description:
Whether you’re starting from scratch or ready to level-up your existing social media game, this session will inspire you to rethink how architects and specifiers can share their work and purpose online. Join architect Dory Azar for a candid, hands-on talk about turning your process and personality into content that connects. Alongside actionable strategies, you’ll witness a full video captured, edited, and posted live during the session using the same process Dory uses to connect with his audience of over 285,000 followers. You’ll leave with fresh ideas, useful tools, and the confidence to finally hit “share”.
Learning Objectives:
Participants will be able to define their area of expertise and apply strategies to position themselves as a credible voice online.
Participants will be able to identify three meaningful content verticals to organize their social media mindset and set clear, actionable goals.
Participants will be able to practice online engagement techniques that increase connection and visibility across platforms.
Agenda
Happy hour with light snacks, drinks, and networking from 5:30-6pm; presentation from 6-7pm; and more networking 7-7:30pm
About the Presenter:
Dory Azar is a licensed architect and social media content creator known for his entertaining, educational, and personality-driven content. Based in Ontario, Canada he brings over 20 years of architecture experience to his role at RIB Software as architectural consultant and brand ambassador. With over 285,000 followers across Instagram and TikTok, Dory's talks empower architects to use social media to build their brand, share expertise, and grow their business, all with a focus on accessibility and inclusivity.
Check out Dory on social media:
Instagram, TikTok, YouTube: @dory.azar.architect
Register Here!
Urban Oasis: Cascada Thermal Springs + Hotel Tour - January Chapter Meeting
Tour Portland wellness destination, Cascada Thermal Springs + Hotel
Meet our Hosts:
Owner, Developer, and General Contractor: Conner Skurja, Jordan Harris, and Garrett Pfaff with Solterra
Architect: Timothy Cooke and Jonathan Heppner with LEVER Architecture
Cascada is located in the Alberta Arts District of Portland, bustling with energy but removed from the stresses of Downtown. Designed as a true urban oasis with indulgences for all five senses, Cascada is your escape and a true wellness retreat.
Agenda: Gather in the Concrete Arcade at 5:00pm for a brief overview of the project, then we will break into smaller tour groups to move through the common spaces and residential areas.
Note: Spa areas are off limits to the tour; see below for special offer to enjoy the spa before or after the tour!
1 drink ticket per person and small bites provided by on site restaurants, Terra Mae and soon-to-be-open Forbidden Fruit.
Building Highlights:
Mass timber structure
LEED Platinum certification in process
Rare plants
Limestone plaster, rather than paint
Over an acre of imported Italian tile
Refined concrete floors
Parking: Solterra parking lot across 12th Street and a gated lot at Cascada - take any open spots available (you do not need to pay the listed fee) or find street parking.
Thank you to our Happy Hour sponsor, Bennett Build!
SPECIAL DEAL!
See the spa areas off limits to tour!
Soak in the spa after the tour: Reduced rate of $50 for guests 21+. Only 15 spots available, first come, first served to enjoy the spa after the tour until 9pm closing. Sign up by emailing name, phone number, and email address for each attendee to Connor Skurja at cskurja@solterra.com; payment due on arrival at spa host stand.
Hotel Stay with Spa: Reduced rate of $149 hotel stay for either Sunday, January 25th or Monday, January 26th; this includes unlimited spa access wristbands for the duration of the stay (within spa operating hours - spa opens Tuesdays at 11am for maintenance, 9am-9pm all other days). Sign up by at this link: Click Here to Book Your Guestroom.
Photos courtesy of John Gallup.
Malarkey Roofing Manufacture Tour - November Chapter Meeting
Malarkey Roofing Manufacture Tour
Come tour the Malarkey Roofing Manufacturing Facility. Come see how your roofing materials are made. 3 groups of 8 people will tour the facility and learn more about how roofing materials are made, followed by questions and answers at the end.
We will provide a light breakfast and coffee for everyone's arrival.
The tour is limited to 24 people, so sign up quickly!
Emerging Professionals present 2025 Halloween Happy Hour and Costume Contest
AIAO EP and CSI PDX present the 3rd annual Halloween Happy Hour!
Join us for a Spooktacular Halloween Happy Hour on Thursday, October 30th at Lucky Lab on Hawthorne! Everyone is welcome! Costumes strongly encouraged but not required! Food and drinks provided! Free to attend, but please register as space is limited!
Costume Contest! CASH Prizes will be awarded!
Costume contest will be selected by audience participation this year. Voting will open at 7:15pm and announcement of winners at 7:30pm
We are also raising donations for Blanchett House, partnering with Rose Haven to open Bethanie’s Room. Show us a screenshot of your donation receipt to be entered into our Raffle Prize or bring one of the following items!
New or Gently Used: coats, socks, sweatshirts, gloves, hats, scarves, shoes, backpacks.
New: Hand warmers, rain ponchos, underwear, emergency blankets, fleece blankets.
Sponsorship Opportunities
Bar Sponsor
Includes logo at bar and on event website.
Costume Contest Award Sponsor
Includes logo at registration and on event website.
65th Anniversary Party
65th Anniversary Party!
Join Portland CSI as we celebrate 65 years of bringing the AEC community together.
This will be a night to celebrate the legacy and contributions spanning our storied 65 years of history in Portland, as well as looking toward the future of specifications, project delivery, and interdisciplinary collaboration.
Put on your fancy duds and dancing shoes and join the party!
Event includes dinner, drinks, music and dancing, photos, memories, and awards.
Schedule
5:00 pm to 6:00 pm - Hosted Bar and Networking
6:00 pm to 7:00 pm - Dinner
7:00 pm to 7:30 pm - Program/Awards
7:30 pm to 10:00 pm - Dancing, Networking, and Merriment
Formal/Cocktail Attire Requested
*Please note that to access the ballroom you will need to go up a flight of stairs. Please email office@portlandcsi.org if you need accommodations.
Sponsorship Opportunities
Event Sponsor - $5,000 - Limit 1 - Includes logo on slideshow, signage at entry, table top display space, and 5 minute “quick pitch”, includes 4 tickets. Sold out!
Cocktail Sponsor - $2,500 - Limit 2 - Signage at Bar(s), signature drink named after sponsor, includes 2 tickets. Only 1 left!
Table Sponsor - $2,000 - Limit 4 - Reserved Full Table for 8 with logo, includes 8 tickets.
Half Table Sponsor - $1,000 - Limit 4 - Reserved Half Table for 4 with logo, includes 4 tickets.
DJ Sponsor - $1,000 - Limit 1 - Signage at DJ Booth and a few DJ “Shout-outs”, includes 1 ticket. Sold out!
Photo Sponsor - $500 - Limit 3 - Logo on photo backdrop, includes 1 ticket. Only 1 left!
Gift Sponsor - $500 - Limit 4 - Include flyer in glassware gift to attendees, includes 1 ticket.
Thank you to our Sponsors!
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Bullseye Glass Facility Tour
Bullseye Glass Facility Tour
Come tour the Bullseye Glass Blowing Facility. For over 50 years, Bullseye Glass has been collaborating with artists, architects, and designers to create extraordinary kilnformed glass formations. Come see the artistry in action.
Schedule:
3:30pm arrive at Resource Center (RC) (the retail/studio space attached to our factory that also houses a bleacher seating/lecture area)
3:30-4:00pm tour through the factory (about 30-45 minutes, possibly shorter) returning to the RC
4:00-4:30 food/drinks/settling in, short lecture about BE and BE Studio
4:30-5:00 Q&A of BE Studio in the architectural fabrication studio.
Parking: There is parking by the entrance of the RC on SE 21st, and there is additional parking along the street around the block.
Food and drinks will be provided.
The tour is limited to 40 people, so sign up quickly!
CDT Fall 2025 Study Class
Are you interested in furthering your professional education and providing better services to your clients? Then get CDT (Construction Documents Technology) certified in the Spring of 2025 with the support of Portland’s CSI.
CSI Golf Tournament 2025
The annual Portland CSI golf tournament. Lots of fun to be had by one and all, golfing skills not required.
East County Library Construction Tour - July Chapter Meeting
Construction tour of the East County Library.
CSI Volunteer Leadership Training
Leadership Training
This is a chance for CSI Leaders from all the Northwest Region Chapters to get together and learn about how chapters and region operate and meet other chapter leaders.
This event will follow the Northwest Region Conference.
Schedule:
11:15 AM – 12:15 PM – Institute Governances
12:30 PM – 1:30 PM – Lunch Break / Membership lists on the CSI Website
1:45 PM – 2:45 PM – NW Region social media (tips & tricks & links)
3:00 PM – 4:30 PM – Round Table Healthy Chapter Checklist
Dinner to Follow
Accommodations:
Need a Hotel Room? - Use this link to access the Hyatt Regency rooms for $169/night. You must book your room by April 17, 2025.
Industry Forum 2025 - Bridging: Transforming Communities with Infrastructure
Attended by hundreds of designers, engineers, product representatives, and project owners. Industry Forum provides an informative and stimulating look at what’s innovative in the industry!
Ticket to attend the Industry Forum. Reach out to one of our sponsors for the promo code for a free ticket!
4:00 to 4:30 - Registration
4:30 to 5:30 - 5 x 10 Presentations
Flip Flores, PSU Masters Thesis – Playful Decontamination: Reimagining Urban Spaces Through Water Infrastructure
Greg Johnson, Interstate Bridge Replacement – E:ectively Engaging Community in a Mega Project
Craig Totten, KPFF Consulting Engineers – Bridge Engineering
Dane Cobb, UO Master Terminal Project in Architecture – Social and Environmental Ecologies of Ross Island
5:30 to 7:00 - Networking and Hors d’oeuvres
A chance to meet and greet with over 200 industry professionals.
7:00 to 8:30 - Keynote Speaker - Scott Kratz
Communities: Transforming Infrastructure in the Nation’s Capital
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Access to the promocode to invite guests to attend for free
Name & Logo on Poster, Program, Website, and on Main Screen
1 ticket to Northwest Region Conference
5 x 10 Sponsor ( 1 Available) - SOLD OUT!
Logo on Main Screen, on website, and in program
Raffle Prizes (3 Available) - $500
Name and Logo on main screen during prize drawing, and in program
Full Page Ad in Event Program - $650
Half Page Ad in Event Program - $350
Quarter Page Ad in Event Program - $225
Bar Sponsor (Limit 1) - SOLD OUT!
Name and Logo at Bar
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Industry Forum 2025 is in conjunction with the NW Region Conference. Sponsorship levels that span both events can be found here.
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Flash Mob Specifications
Come and learn from industry veterans as they walk, step by step, through the process of writing specifications. We have 4 hours of hands-on education for you that will enhance your ability to write better specifications and thrive in the role.
NW Region Conference
Join us for the NW Region Conference!
The Portland Chapter will be hosting the NW Region Conference May 8-10, 2025 at the Hyatt Regency. This will be a conference packed full of education and networking opportunities. Don’t miss out!
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Benson High School Tour - April Chapter Meeting - SOLD OUT!
Tour the newly renovated Benson High School.
Women in Construction Panel Discussion - March Chapter Meeting
Women in construction panel discussion.
Shop Tour Savoy Studios - February Chapter Meeting
Find out what the color and design trends are coming up in 2025.
CDT Spring 2025 Study Class
Are you interested in furthering your professional education and providing better services to your clients? Then get CDT (Construction Documents Technology) certified in the Spring of 2025 with the support of Portland’s CSI.
2025 Color Forecast - January Chapter Meeting
Find out what the color and design trends are coming up in 2025.
Ugly Sweater Party 2024 - A Joint Holiday Party
Let’s Get Ugly! A joint Holiday Party with AIA, ASHRAE, NOMA and CSI!
Mock Bid - November Chapter Meeting
Experience what it is like to be a General Contractor on Bid Day! Pull your sub numbers together and see if you won the project, but be careful that you don’t miss something!
Halloween Happy Hour - An Emerging Professional Event
A Joint Emerging Professional Happy Hour with CSI and AIA Oregon
Join us for a Spooktacular Halloween Happy Hour on Thursday, October 24th at Holy Ghost! All experience levels welcome! Costumes strongly encouraged! Food and Hosted Bar Included at no cost to attend, but please register so we know how many people are planning to be there!
Costume Contest! Prizes will be awarded to Most Creative, Best Group/Duo, and more!
We are also raising donations for Blanchett House. Show us a screenshot of your receipt to be entered into our Raffle Prize or bring one of the following items!
New or Gentilly Used: coats, socks, sweatshirts, gloves, hats, scarves, shoes, backpacks.
New: Hand warmers, rain ponchos, underwear, emergency blankets, fleece blankets.
Thank you to our sponsors:
Sponsorship Opportunities
Bar Sponsor - SOLD OUT!
Includes 1 event ticket and logo at bar and on event website.
Costume Contest Award Sponsor - SOLD OUT!
Includes 1 event ticket and logo at registration and on event website.
Pioneering Perspectives: Exploring Oregon City's Architectural Heritage
Architectural Walking Tour of Historic Oregon City.
Incorporating Diversity, Equity and Inclusion into Design and Construction - September Chapter Meeting
Interactive workshop to explore how you can integrate Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) into their projects in substantive and meaningful ways.
CSI Golf Tournament 2024
The annual Portland CSI golf tournament. Lots of fun to be had by one and all, golfing skills not required.
CDT Fall 2024 Study Class
Are you interested in furthering your professional education and providing better services to your clients? Then get CDT (Construction Documents Technology) certified in the Fall of 2024 with the support of Portland’s CSI.
Industry Forum 2024 - Community Regeneration in Urban Settings
Attended by hundreds of designers, engineers, product representatives, and project owners. Industry Forum provides an informative and stimulating look at what’s innovative in the industry!
Ticket to attend the Industry Forum. Reach out to one of our sponsors for the promo code for a free ticket!
4:00 to 4:30 - Registration
4:30 to 5:30 - 5 x 10 Presentations
Five 10-minute presentations by students, artists, and innovators in the Portland design community.
5:30 to 7:00 - Networking and Hors d’oeuvres
A chance to meet and greet with over 200 industry professionals.
7:00 to 8:00 - Keynote Speaker
Maurice Cox, a distinguished figure in architecture and urban planning, holds a Bachelor of Architecture degree from The Cooper Union and has earned accolades such as being named one of the "most admired design educators in America" by Design Intelligence. Recently, has been honored as the 2024 laureate of the Henry Hope Reed Award at the University of Notre Dame, recognizing his tireless efforts to address social and economic inequities through informed policy and design. With a rich academic background, including professorial roles at esteemed institutions like Syracuse University and Harvard University’s Graduate School of Design, Cox brings a wealth of expertise to his endeavors.In addition to his academic career, Cox has held notable public service roles, including serving as the mayor of Charlottesville, Virginia, and as the design director of the National Endowment for the Arts under both President George W. Bush and President Barack Obama. His tenure as an elected official and his leadership in urban planning have been marked by innovative community engagement strategies and successful urban revitalization initiatives.
As the Commissioner of the Department of Planning and Development (DPD) for The Cooper Union, appointed by Mayor Lori E. Lightfoot, Cox has made significant contributions to urban development. Tasked with leading economic development, planning, and zoning efforts in Chicago, he has shown his dedication to fostering community-improvement initiatives and advancing equitable redevelopment strategies, drawing on his multifaceted background in architecture, design, and politics.
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