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Portland Selects Central Parking / Roy Jay Venture to Operate Garages Portland, OR December 3, 2010 After nearly a half year of back and forth the City o f Portland evaluation committee has selected Central Parking and a joint venture partner headed by Portland business entrepreneur, Roy Jay to operate the multi year, multi million dollar Smart Park garages in the City of Roses.
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Roy Jay Promotes Small Business Owner For Spirit Of Portland Award Portland, OR November 10, 2010
It's one of the highest awards given to a citizen or organization by the City of Portland. Its the Spirit of Portland Award which was bestowed upon Brian Markham of Innovative Contractors on November 8 to packed house at the Double Tree Lloyd Center Hotel.
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Roy Jay Helps Boost Urban League Annual Fund Raising Contributions! Nov 5, 2010 In the packed ballroom of the lavish Oregon Convention Center, Portland Oregon's Urban League annual dinner was not just your ordinary annual appreciation and fund raising event. The Urban League like many other local area nonprofits were facing budget and funding cuts due to declining economic situations.
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Roy Jay Helps Pass Resolution For $20M Court House
Portland, OR - October 31, 2010 The issue had been talked about, tossed around like a ping pong ball for over three decades. It was pronounced dead several times and then revived depending on who was in political office. The need for a new court house in East Multnomah County, Oregon was all but a fading memory until a group of citizens, law enforcement officials and a very influential businessman in Portland, Oregon took the football and ran with it.
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Roy Jay Named News Maker of The Year by Daily Journal of Commerce
January 1, 2010 Roy Jay has been selected by the Daily Journal of Commerce as one of the News Makers of The Year for 2010. The business newspaper honors individuals each year that they recognize that have made significant contributions to the overall benefit of business in the community.
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Minority Oversight Resolution Approved December 16, 2009 Nathalie Weinstein
Portland city council today unanimously approved a resolution requiring the inclusion of at least one minority evaluator on all panels that review and award city contracts not based on low bids. "This is going to be a long process," said Roy Jay, president of the Alliance of Minority Chambers of Commerce, the organization charged with vetting potential candidates to sit on the panels.
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Roy Jay to Emcee Annual Benefit for Ride Connection
Roy Jay continues his community involvement and philanthropic ways, nationally as well as locally. On Thursday October 29th, Roy Jay will be the master of ceremonies for Ride Connections Annual Gala. The event will be held at the Tiffany Center, 1410 SW Morrison, in downtown Portland and is expected to attract an overflow crowd.
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New V.P. of Former Street of Dreams Homeowners Assoc. October 10, 2009 Portland Oregon business entrepreneur, Roy Jay was elected Vice President of the Altamont Homeowners Association at the annual meeting held in Clackamas County last Sept
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Project Clean Slate Grows
The Portland Observer - August 14, 2009
Project Clean Slate, a program launched by local businessman Roy Jay that helps people who have been on the wrong side of the law get their lives back together, is attracting interest in other parts of the country.

Jay, who heads the local African American Chamber of Commerce, was in Norfolk, Va., last week talking to law enforcement and government officials.
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AFRICAN AMERICAN CHAMBER ASSISTS NATIVE AMERICAN CHAMBER (August 2009)
African American Chamber President Roy Jay delivers a check in the amount of $2500 from the African American Chamber to the Native American Chamber.
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Urban Life NorthWest
Cover Story August 2009
There is no getting around the fact that Roy Jay is excited about the work that he does. There is a good reason why.
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ROY JAY TO ADDRESS MULTI CULTURAL GRADUATION CLASS AT PSU (June 2009)
Roy Jay has been tapped to be the guest speaker at the 2009 class of Portland State University's Multicultural graduation ceremony scheduled for June 12th at Smith Memorial Center.
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ALPHA PHI ALPHA AWARDS ROY JAY Portland, Oregon (May 21, 2009)
The Western Regional Conference of Alpha Phi Alpha in April 2009 attracted hundreds of attendees from 12 western states. Portland, Oregon business owner, Roy Jay was recognized for his years of outstanding business and community involvement.
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The 4th annual 'A Knight to Remember'
This affair was held in support of Chess for Success and its mission to help children develop the skills they need for success in school and in life through chess
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Roy Jay Helps Man End Five Years of Running From the Law- KOIN News 6
Dion Weeks has been a wanted fugitive for five years. That's how long he's been dodging the arrest warrant, issued after he was busted on drug charges in 2004. But Monday, he ended that.
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ROY JAY SPEAKS AT MISSOURI STATE LEGISLATORS CONFERENCEMissouri Legislative Black Caucus Foundation
He has been described as the entrepreneur's entrepreneur. Roy Jay is headquartered in Portland, Oregon but has a business foot print that can be found from coast to coast. He owns or operates no less than 10 small and medium sized businesses ranging from limousine transportation companies to parking garage operations to joint ventures in food services, advertising and other ventures.
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Project Clean Slate News Outlook Portland with Nick Fish Part 1 - Part 2 - Part 3
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Roy Jay Selected as Expert Presenter at Carribean Tourism Conference Portland, October 11, 2007
Portland, Oregon's Roy Jay, who heads the Oregon Convention and Visitor Services Network and also the newly appointed National Executive Director of Association of African American Meeting Professionals, will be one of the keynote presenters at the Caribbean Tourism Conference San Juan, Puerto Rico.
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Project Clean Slate is back Oregonian Blog - Renee Mitchell - August 19, 2007
Let me start with the long-awaited news: Enrollment for Project Clean Slate reopens Sept. 1, 2007!
The program has helped thousands of people regain driver's license privileges, expunge minor criminal convictions and get back on track to gain or upgrade employment, housing and other opportunities. On Aug. 15, Gov. Ted Kulongoski signed into law House Bill 3054 which provides $275,000, the first official funding for Project Clean Slate.
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