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Emerald Valley High Performance Enterprise Consortium (EV-HPEC) |
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| Supports: |
Lane County |
| Vision: |
The Emerald Valley High Performance Enterprise Consortium represents a cross-section of
Lane County businesses interested in sharing and disseminating information on best
practices in lean and high-performance processes. |
| Mission: |
The EV-HPEC is a learning network where like-minded companies and individuals share
best practices, benchmark success, and network with one another. Activities include
structured learning tours, training classes, speakers, and special interest groups. |
| Contact: |
Dave Oatman
(541) 517-5501
doatman@comcast.net |
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High Desert Enterprise Consortium (HiDEC) |
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| Supports: |
Central Oregon Region – Crook, Deschutes, and Jefferson Counties |
| Vision: |
A community of independent manufacturing businesses committed to helping each other
continually strengthen their competitive position against the world's best, while
maintaining a high level of corporate responsibility to the communities of Central
Oregon. |
| Mission: |
HiDEC is an organization dedicated to providing access to quality training, continuing
education and a creative forum for sharing ideas to assist Central Oregon enterprises
in achieving world-class performance. |
| Contact: |
Eric Strobel
(541) 388-3236
eric@edcoinfo.com |
| Website: |
www.hidec.org |
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Mid-Willamette High Performance Consortium (MWHPC) |
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| Supports: |
Marion, Polk, and Yamhill Counties |
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Mission: |
To ensure all Mid-Willamette manufacturers are high performing, profitable, and
thriving in the global economy through the following objectives:
- Provide a forum for collaboration and learning among members
- Provide resources to companies for training and growth
- Help members set continuous improvement benchmarks and provide guidance
- Share information through a growing network of members
With the goal of increasing the capacity of companies currently involved in high
performance activities and increasing the number of companies actively using high
performance strategies. |
| Contact: |
Karen Litvin
(503) 589-7855
enterprise@chemeketa.edu |
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Oregon Biosciences Association High Performance Consortium (OBA HPC) |
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| Supports: |
Bioscience Industry Statewide |
| Mission: |
To provide information, training, and support for companies pursuing a higher standard
of performance through the implementation of lean activities. Our member companies
are indeed a unique segment of Oregon’s manufacturing industry, in that they must
balance their lean enterprise efforts with the stringent regulatory oversight of
the FDA. Our consortium provides a platform for information exchange and benchmarking
that is specifically tailored to meet the unique needs of the bioscience industry. |
| Contact: |
Bob Lanier
(503) 227-0930
bob@oregonbio.org |
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Southern Oregon High Performance Enterprise Consortium (SOHPEC) |
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| Supports: |
Southern Oregon – Jackson County |
| Vision: |
SOHPEC is a community of independent enterprises helping each other compete with
and win against the world's best, while building financially-sound, environmentally-conscious,
creatively-managed, and resource-rich organizations. |
| Mission: |
Promote enterprise excellence for success in today’s and tomorrow’s competitive
environment by setting performance benchmarks and sharing information, training
and resources. |
| Contact: |
Tim Caswell Jr.
(541) 821-0775
tcaswell@sohpec.org |
| Website: |
www.sohpec.org |
To register for an event or to learn more about NWHPEC, please contact:
Executive Director
Julie Hatten
(503) 778-6208
NWHPEC
a Nonprofit Organization
2141 N.W. 25th Avenue Portland, Oregon 97210-2578