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Oscar Gustavo G.

Small Business Advisor Manager at Unite Oregon

Oscar Gustavo G. is a seasoned professional with extensive experience in small business advisory roles and telecommunications management. Currently serving as the Small Business Advisor Manager at Unite Oregon since June 2023, Oscar conducts workshops for Spanish-speaking entrepreneurs and provides comprehensive technical assistance tailored to individual business needs. Prior to this, Oscar was the Senior Outreach Coordinator at Beaverton Area Chamber of Commerce, focusing on community engagement and business recovery initiatives. Experience in telecommunications spans over two decades, including roles as Commercial Manager Strategic Business and Corporate Sales Manager at MCM Telecom, where Oscar exceeded sales objectives and managed a sales team. Educational credentials include a Bachelor's in Engineering in Electronics and Communications, a Master's in Industrial Business Management, a Diploma in Telecommunications, a Diploma in Sales Management, and ongoing MBA studies focusing on Marketing and Publicity.

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Beaverton, United States

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Unite Oregon

Unite Oregon is a statewide racial and social justice nonprofit working to eliminate systemic inequities and fight for a more just and equitable society for immigrants, refugees, Black, Indigenous, People of Color (IR-BIPOC), rural communities, and low-income Oregonians. Today, we are the only intercultural movement building nonprofit in Oregon with four chapters in both northern and southern (rural) Oregon serving 22,000+ members/supporters and working successfully to organize communities across the urban-rural divide. Unite Oregon represents the merger of two strong organizations that came together in 2015 – Center for Intercultural Organizing and Oregon Action – who have decades of experience mobilizing and empowering community members from many different backgrounds, immigration statuses and socio-cultural experiences to organize for change. Grounded in the belief that organizing people who are suffering inequity has the greatest potential to affect the root causes of economic, political and social injustice, we involve our IR-BIPOC members in all aspects of program development/implementation. We use community-led issue campaigns as opportunities to train new leaders, amplify community voice, engage volunteers in base-building and advocacy initiatives, and grow our membership base. We measure our effectiveness not just with policy wins, but by numbers of leaders developed, and members engaged. Through Unite Oregon, immigrants, refugees, and people of color develop a unified voice, advocate for their rights, and create an environment in which they are recognized and supported as valued community members.


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