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Navarro Trailblazer Award - Oregon Bankers Association Pacific Northwest Capitol Hill Visit Agricultural Bankers Conference AML/CFT & Financial Crimes Workshop Commercial Lending Boot Camp Commercial Lending Development Program Credit Analyst Development Program Disclosure of Financial Institutions Customer Records Workshop Executive Development Program Management Development Program Northwest Bank Directors Series Retail Branch Manager Development Program Society of Bank Executives Understanding Bank Performance Webinars / OnCourse Learning Oregon Bank Leadership Symposium Pacific Northwest Capitol Hill Visit Women in Oregon Banking Luncheon Already a member?
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Navarro Trailblazer Award Synergy Endorsed Business Partners ODP Employee Discount Program Become an Associate Member Advertising & Partnerships Find an Oregon Bank Near You Protecting Seniors from Financial Exploitation Small Business Resource Center Financial Education Resource Guide Cornerstones of Our Communities Financial Education Resource Guide Linda W. Navarro Trailblazer Award Named in honor of Linda W.
Navarro, who dedicated nearly 28 years to the Oregon Bankers Association and served as its President and CEO for almost two decades (2005–2024), the Linda W. Navarro Trailblazer Award recognizes and celebrates women in banking who have not only achieved remarkable professional success but have also made lasting contributions to the industry.
Navarro has been a trailblazer throughout her career, becoming the first woman to lead the Oregon Bankers Association in its 100+ year history. In 2012, She was honored as a Woman of Influence by the Portland Business Journal and in 2015, she received the prestigious V. A.
McNeil Executive Leadership Award from the Oregon Society of Association Management in 2015. In 2013, Navarro led the establishment of the OBA Education Foundation in response to shifts in the banking industry that left a hole in state-based banking development programs. The Foundation’s mission includes increasing financial literacy and the education, development and recruitment of future bankers.
Through collaborative efforts with Oregon universities, BankWork$, and various other initiatives, the Foundation actively contributes to the attraction and training of diverse new bankers. Beyond spearheading the establishment of the Women in Oregon Banking Luncheon as a way to uplift and celebrate women in the industry, Navarro has long championed women in banking and supported their ascent into leadership positions within the OBA.
Under her leadership, many women have climbed the ranks to serve as chair of the OBA and Community Banks of Oregon. Countless others have served on OBA boards and chaired OBA committees. Oregon Bankers Association Trailblazer Award Nomination Process The Linda W.
Navarro Trailblazer Award honors a woman in banking whose career reflects exceptional leadership, mentorship and impact on Oregon’s banking industry. The award is presented annually at the Women in Oregon Banking Luncheon .
To make the nomination process more accessible and inclusive, we’ve introduced a two-phase approach : Phase 1: Initial Nomination (Quick Submission) This simplified first step is designed to make it easy to nominate someone you admire.
You’ll be asked to provide: Nominee’s name, title and organization A brief summary (one paragraph) describing why they are deserving Contact information for both you and the nominee Deadline to submit Phase 1 nominations: February 26, 2027 The selection committee will review all initial submissions and identify three finalists.
MAKE A PHASE 1 NOMINATION Phase 2: Full Nomination (By Invitation) If your nominee is selected as a finalist, you’ll be invited to complete a more detailed nomination form. This is your opportunity to expand on the nominee’s leadership, accomplishments, and trailblazing contributions.
The final submission may include: Expanded narrative addressing the nomination criteria Supporting testimonials from colleagues, clients or peers Only three finalists will be selected for Phase 2 consideration. Nominees of Phase 2 finalists will be notified no later than March 5, 20207.
Deadline for Phase 2 nominations: March 26, 2027 Nominee must work or have worked in Oregon’s banking industry at an OBA member bank or affiliated organization Nominee must be able to attend the Women in Oregon Banking Luncheon (typically held each spring in Portland) Contact OBA's Andee Rose at (503) 576-4113 or [email protected] .
1149 Court Street NE • PO Box 13429 • Salem, OR 97301 Phone: (503) 581-3522 • [email protected] Pacific Northwest Capitol Hill Visit Agricultural Bankers Conference AML/CFT & Financial Crimes Workshop Commercial Lending Boot Camp Commercial Lending Development Program Credit Analyst Development Program Disclosure of Financial Institutions Customer Records Workshop Executive Development Program Management Development Program Northwest Bank Directors Series Retail Branch Manager Development Program Society of Bank Executives Understanding Bank Performance Webinars / OnCourse Learning Oregon Bank Leadership Symposium Pacific Northwest Capitol Hill Visit Women in Oregon Banking Luncheon Already a member?
Register Your Membership Community Banks of Oregon Bank Operations Roundtable Community Engagement Roundtable Finance & Accounting Committee Government Relations Committee Human Resources Committee Trust & Wealth Management Roundtable Financial Institutions Security Task Force Society of Bank Executives Interested in a Career in Banking? Find qualified candidates Oregon Bankers Hall of Fame Frank E. Brawner Advocacy Award Linda W.
Navarro Trailblazer Award Synergy Endorsed Business Partners ODP Employee Discount Program Become an Associate Member Advertising & Partnerships Find an Oregon Bank Near You Protecting Seniors from Financial Exploitation Small Business Resource Center Financial Education Resource Guide Cornerstones of Our Communities Financial Education Resource Guide
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Women business owners. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Applications for Linda W. Navarro Trailblazer Award are due February 26, 2027. Build your timeline backwards from this date to cover registrations, approvals, and final submission checks.
Linda W. Navarro Trailblazer Award is funded by National Association of Women Business Owners (NAWBO). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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