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Drive Oregon seeks Executive Director

September 3rd, 2011

Drive Oregon is moving forward with plans to nurture the economic development potential of the electric vehicle, transportation electrification and energy storage industries.

The board has done a great job positioning the organization to receive state support, but now Drive Oregon needs an Executive Director to move the organization forward and accomplish its bold mission. We need an Executive Director that is a strong leader and communicator; someone that will be accountable and achieve our goals that are tied to state funding and, of course, with the help of the board, grow Oregon’s electric vehicle and component industry.

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