Executive Officers and Board of Directors
Janice Mason is an Associate Principal at Mackenzie, an integrated design firm headquartered in Portland, Oregon. For more than ten years, she has served as Mackenzie’s marketing and communications director, and she is fluent in the architecture, engineering, and construction industry functions and operations. Jan works with other colleagues in both Oregon and Washington to advance marketing strategies and business development while managing an in-house marketing team. She is Mackenzie’s liaison for small business partnering initiatives and a member of the firm’s corporate social responsibility committee on diversity, equity, and inclusion, which addresses staffing, contracting, organization culture, and community engagement. Born on the Pacific island of Guam, Jan is a second-generation Filipino American and has resided in the Portland metro area for several decades. She dedicates her time to advocacy in the community, including serving as a, volunteer for the Philippine American Chamber of Commerce of Oregon (PACCO) since 2013. Her other volunteer contributions include several economic-driven committees at the city and state level, as well as committees focused on equity and inclusion, particularly for the Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) business community.
JAN MASON
President
Joselito Tanega is the Donations and Acquisitions Manager for Goodwill Industries of the Columbia Willamette where he manages day-to-day operations, works with new clients and analyzes demographics within the region for site acquisition. He is the current Board Chairman for PACCO and the current Chair for the Leaders for Equity, Diversity and Inclusion Council (LEDIC) for Clackamas County. Through PACCO, Joselito supported work with the Community Chamber Coalition of Oregon calling on state and local leaders to take immediate action to save small businesses during the pandemic; especially, historically marginalized communities. And this work continues through an equitable lens. In Clackamas County, Joselito’s work with LEDIC examines county processes to recommend and facilitate changes that foster equity of services and greater inclusiveness. Some of Joselito’s projects include working with the County’s Public Health Advisory Council in addressing racism as a public health crisis; participating in the Racial Research Justice Project with the Coalition of Communities of Color; consulting with the Clackamas County Climate Change Project and how DEI plays a role and collaborated with Clackamas County’s Office of Internal Audit in projecting future barriers for people of color in housing, health, transportation, and employment. Joselito is a member of the Cultural Advocacy Coalition of Oregon, and a UN (United Nations) Online Volunteer. In his spare time, Joselito collects vinyl records, loves discovering the latest Korean spy movie and knows how to play clarinet quite well.
JOSELITO TANEGA
Chairman of the Board
Joseph "Joe" Eustaquio has over 36 years in the banking industry and enjoys helping business clients achieve their personal and company financial goals. He has a diversified international and domestic banking background with an emphasis on business/commercial lending -- from Chase and its offshore banking unit in Guam to Washington Federal Bank (a regional bank) in Portland – he has worked with both credit unions and commercial and community banks: Riverview Community Bank, MBank, Columbia Credit Union, Washington Trust Bank, KeyBank, Bank Pacific, Guam Savings & Loan Association, Bank of Hawaii, Bancorp Finance, and Chase Manhattan Bank. He serves on the Vancouver Farmers Market Finance and Agriculture Committees (after serving 4 years on the Board) and the Loan Committee for the Northwest Business Development Association (a CDC providing SBA 504 loans). Joe lives in Vancouver, WA and when he’s not networking or volunteering, he enjoys Saturday boot camp workouts and hiking, the Food Network testing new restaurants or food carts and BBQs!
Joseph Eustaquio
Board Treasurer
Jaime Lim is a professional engineer, registered land surveyor, entrepreneur, and publisher of the Asian Reporter, was born in the Philippines and came to the US in 1959, and has served in the U.S. Coast Guard, and served under the Vietnam War. He completed his bachelor's degree in engineering, and post graduate studies, at Portland State University. He has served in numerous non-profit organization and community associations, among others as: President Emeritus, Federation of Philippine American Chambers of Commerce, Inc. (FPACC), President Emeritus, Philippine American Chamber of Commerce of Oregon (PACCO), Past Chairman, Council of Filipino American Associations of Oregon (CFAA), Past Chairman, Pacific Northwest Publishers Association of Oregon. Jaime is also the co-founder of the Asian Pacific American Network of Oregon (APANO), a former board member, Portland Community College and former Board Member, United Way of the Columbia
Willamette.
JAMIE LIM
Treasurer
Noelle Tadeo is currently at Mackenzie. She has been recently appointed as PACCO'S Secretary.
Noelle Tadeo
Secretary
Lorelei Hosmillo is a Physical Therapist at Legacy Health. She is appointed as PACCO'S Vice President of Programs.
Lorelei Hosmillo
VP. Programs
Eric Tadeo is a lawyer & currently serving as a Philippine Honorary Consul for Oregon and Washington. He is in a private practice in Vancouver Washington as an attorney since 1999, doing general law practice, working mostly on immigration cases, preparation of estate planning documents, contracts, small business/incorporation and non-profit organizations. Take has been an Immigration attorney with the Law Offices of Gonzales, Gonzales and Gonzales, since 2010. As a certified mediator, he works with clients in resolving conflicts, particularly in family cases, landlord/tenant, business conflicts, neighborhood and community-based issues, since 2005. Tadeo is a CLE (Continuing Legal Education) presenter on mediation; conference speaker; speaks on conflict resolution in various forums and other speaking opportunities. He does pro bono work with Catholic Charities and Northwest Immigrants’ Rights Project.
ENRICO TADEO
Honorary Member
Philippine Consular General of Oregon and Washington
Dolly Specht is an Independent Events Services Professional. She has been appointed Vice President of PACCO'S Civic Engagement.
DOLLY SPECHT
VP. Civic engagement