PCEF Program Manager Sam Baraso recognized in Portland Business Journals 2025 40 Under 40

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Sam Baraso, the Program Manager at PCEF, was honored as one of the Portland Business Journal’s “40 Under 40” for 2025. The awards ceremony took place on July 17 in downtown Portland, celebrating young professionals who are redefining leadership through innovation and community engagement. Baraso's recognition is a testament to his impactful leadership and dedication at PCEF. The event acknowledged a diverse array of honorees who are shaping the future of the Portland area. This recognition not only highlights individual achievements but also emphasizes the growing importance of innovative leadership in the region.

Portland Business Journal aims to spotlight professionals making meaningful contributions to their communities. Baraso's inclusion in this prestigious list showcases the potential of young leaders to drive positive change. To learn more about the full list of honorees, visit the Portland Business Journal’s website.

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