New Members AD M I N IST RATI VE
Senior
Elizabeth E. Christy is an attorney. Hans O. Ettlin is an architect at Peck Smiley Ettlin Architects. Janet Rankin works at Integra Neuro
Science.
Alice Wanke Stephens is an artist. Michael Traynor is a physician at Kaiser Permanente. Lisa Brooke Yett is a mortgage lender at Wells Fargo Home Mortgage.
Senior family Kristin Barnett and Scott Doenecke. Kristin is an operations director at Pinpoint Logic, and Scott works in product marketing at Intel. Michael E. Bernatz and Erin E.
Watkinson. Michael works in commercial real estate at Ashforth Pacific Inc., and Erin works in business compliance and solutions at Ethics Point. Joseph DeCarlo is a loan originator at M&T Realty Capital Corp. Annabel and J. Chris George. Chris is a director at Nike. Julie Gulla and Derek Jensen. Julie is a senior vice president and portfolio manager at Morgan Staley Smith Barney, and Derek is a software consultant at Orcas Software LLC. Janet Foz Jacobs and Mathieu C.
Representing clients in Oregon and Washington
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Jacobs. Janet is an architect at Mahlum, and Mathieu works in program, project and construction management at CAG Resources.
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Elaine Brady-Mahoney, LCSW Therapist, Life Coach and Addictions Counselor Saturday and evening appointments also available. Close-in Location
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Mike Kosicki is a portfolio manager at TW Asset Management. Carol and Steve Lidberg. Steve is a director of research at Pacific Crest Securities. Colleen and Gary Sacks. Gary is a clinical psychologist. Lainie Block Wilker and Steven
Wilker. Lainie is an attorney of counsel at Kolisch Hartwell PC, and Steven is a partner/attorney at Tonkon Torp LLP.
Senior under 30
Brian M. Brown works in busi- ness development at Core Payment Technologies. WM
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