Chuck Whitlock, Chairman
Mike Scogna, President
Executive Officers Club
"Amazing things happen when intelligent, dynamic people with high ethical standards get together in one room. Each month we bring our ideas, problems and solutions to share with others of like mind and responsibility. The result is nothing short of inspirational. If you are a key executive in an area business with bottom-line responsibility for revenues in excess of one million dollars, please plan to attend the next EOC meeting as our guest. Come and experience firsthand the magic of EOC membership."
—Chuck Whitlock
Chairman, Executive Officers Club
Who We Are
The EOC is a business and professional development organization for leaders of businesses in Oregon and Washington. Membership is limited to top executives with bottom-line responsibilities in excess of one million dollars. Those nominated for membership must demonstrate high ethical standards and be approved by the membership at large.
In addition to the Portland organization, there is also the EOC of the Willamette Valley (EOCWV), which meets in Salem. Click on "EOCWV" on the menu for more information about the EOCWV.
What We Do
The format for EOC meetings is quite simple. In our regular meetings, we meet for four hours on a specific business topic. Hand-selected topic experts, usually from within the EOC membership, provide guidance in round-table sessions, applying best-practice principles to specific questions and situations. Each meeting also includes one or two keynote speakers with world-class experience and expertise on the day’s meeting topic.
Benefits of membership go far beyond the obvious exchange of cutting-edge business principles, knowledge and experience. With so many highly successful individuals gathered in one place, there are significant opportunities for business networking and a comfortable environment for developing new friendships with seasoned executives from all sectors of the business community.
The EOC's 2006 Rose Festival Parade float won the Rose Society Award for best use of roses.