100 Businesses in 100 Days
Warren Jimenez
100 business visits in Sam's first 100 days in office... actually it was 114 businesses. The first day Sam took office, he started this effort by visiting OHSU. From small to big businesses, Sam and I spent nearly an hour at each visit getting to know the vibrant local business community and hearing from them how City Hall can do things better. "I cannot count the number of times that people said, 'This is the first time anyone from the City Council has ever called me, much less come visit my business,'" stated Sam.
Related Documents
Community Partners
- Portland Development Commission
- Alliance of Portland Neighborhood Business Associations
- Portland Business Alliance
- East Portland Chamber of Commerce
- Oregon Native American Chamber of Commerce
- Hispanic Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce
- African American Chamber of Commerce
- Oregon Association of Minority Entrepreneurs
- Oregon Native American Business Enterprise Network
- Oregon Economic and Community Development Department
Media Mentions
- Sam Adams visiting business, seeking concerns, Michelle Madison, Daily Journal of Commerce, Jan. 31
- Adams' 100 day of fortitude, Sources Say, Portland Tribune, Feb. 8
- 100 Days, a hundred projects, Jennifer Anderson, Portland Tribune, May 20
- Thinking like a business owner, Editorial, Oregonian, Jun. 1
- A conversation with Sam Adams 100 businesses, innumerable goals, Kennedy Smith, Daily Journal of Commerce, Sept. 30
- Adams hits 100 day in office at full gait, looking for his stride, Anna Griffin, Oregonian, May 24
Weblogs
Milestones
- January 3, 2005 - Sam visits business number 1, OHSU
- February 17, 2005 - Sam visits business number 50, Oregon Public Broadcasting
- April 29, 2005 - Sam visits business number 100, Red Light Clothing
- May 25, 2005 - Marks the end of 100 Days
- May 25, 2005 - Sam visits business number 114, Thortex Inc.
Posted by Warren Jimenez on December 20, 2005
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