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Blaire G. Hervey
Vice President of Community Engagement, Girl Scouts of Oregon & SW Washington | Inclusive Culture Creator | Speaker | Salesforce & AWS Alum | MBA Candidate
Blaire G. Hervey currently serves as the Vice President of Community Engagement at the Girl Scouts of Oregon and Southwest Washington (GSOSW). In this role, she is responsible for developing strategies that enhance community involvement and expand the organization's outreach efforts.12
Hervey has a strong background in advocacy, particularly focused on women and girls. She is recognized as a champion for these groups, leveraging her position to create inclusive programs and initiatives that foster engagement within the community.2 Prior to her role at GSOSW, she gained experience at Salesforce and AWS, contributing to her expertise in corporate strategy and community engagement.
In addition to her professional work, Blaire is actively involved in community service. She has been a member of the Junior League of Portland for five years, where she has engaged in various initiatives aimed at improving local communities.3 Her educational background includes pursuing an MBA, which complements her strategic approach to community engagement.
Hervey's commitment to her role and the community is evident through her active participation in discussions around allyship and support for marginalized groups, showcasing her dedication to making a meaningful impact.3
Highlights
Happy Black Women's History Month!
Never heard of it? Sha Battle established April as International Black Women's History Month in 2016 in the city of Atlanta to uplift and support the achievements of Black and minority women, and to build understanding and awareness of the contributions of Black women to the world.
In the spirit of sharing achievements & contributions, I am honored to be mentioned as one of Portland Business Journal's People on the Move: https://lnkd.in/gXsnSp3g
I plan to keep up this momentum by working with more movers & shakers to uplift, empower, develop and instill courage in underrepresented women & girls.
If you too share that mission, book some time with me to chat soon so we can make moves together 😉 https://lnkd.in/grwsChhX
What an absolute honor to be in the company of such impactful humans!
This morning’s Portland Business Journal’s February Power Breakfast: A focus on Small Business Growth, featured panelists:
Nina Byrd, Principal at EXP Solutions
Paula Hayes, CEO & Founder at Hue Noir
Alando Simpson, CEO at City of Roses Disposal
Serilda Summers-McGee, MBA, M.Ed, CEO & Founder of Workplace Change
Thank you each for authentically blessing us with words of strategic abundance, wisdom & encouragement!
