Portland observer. (Portland, Or.) 1970-current, September 29, 2004, Page 20, Image 20

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September 29. 2004
ClH*|Jortlanh (Obscrucr M ED W eek
College Construction
Builds Local Workforce
Women, minority and
emerging small
businesses benefit
by
“Meeting the affordable housing needs o f the community"
NOW RENTING
J ames H ill
Her m otto is “ Exceed Custom er’ s Expecta­
tions.”
Sharon Crymes has been exceeding expecta-
tions at Portland C om m unity C ollege’ s Cas­
cade Campus in north Portland. Her company,
M echanical. Inc , installed a llo fth e H V A C (air
co nd itio nin g) systems at the new Public Ser­
vices Education B u ild ing , a $300,000contract.
"O u r w ork was taking down old duct w ork
and putting up new ," Crymes said. "W e in ­
stalled new sheet metal and equipm ent fo r the
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Women Under the Hood
1,2 & 3 Bedroom
Houses & Apartments
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Section 8 Welcome
HOPE VI Welcome
503-288-2923
4829 NE Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd.
Portland, OR 97211
C lin ic , Inc. are fin d in g success
in the industry.
from 116
through m ultiple positions and
departments, learning the entire
scope o f the business.
“ W omen are rapidly excel­
ling and m oving forw ard as in ­
dustry professionals,” said Greg
E ls e w h e re in P o rtla n d ,
women including K im Kittinger,
autom otive instructor at Port­
land C om m unity College; Shan­
non Inukai, general manager o f
D ic k ’ s C ountry Dodge; Erinn
Sow le, general manager o f Sub-
Remensperger, executive vice
president o f the M etro Portland
New C ar Dealers. “ There are a
m ultitude o f women in the metro
Portland area who have attained
business leadership positions and
th eircontribution to the industry
is exem plary.”
urban A u to G ro u p ; L o u is e
D row , autom otive instructor at
Capital Center; T erri Gonzalez,
general manager o f Hubbard
C hevrolet; and Elisabeth D ally,
president o f H aw thorn A u to
Kim Alfonso, the first
woman president o f the
Metro Portland New Car
Dealers Association
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Ol '¡J n rtk u tb ( © h s rn te r is Oregon's oldest Minority
w w w .p crlh o m e.o rg
reaching out to our diverse community with breaking
publication and continues to make new strides in
EQUAL HOUSING
O P P O R T U N IT Y
PCRl's VISION is to provide affordable housing and associated services that achieve familiy
stability', self-sufficiency and resident wealth creation.
news and in-depth investigative reporting. Contact us
for subscription and advertising information at 503-288-
0033 or email ads@portlandobserver.com
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