Search

Close up of a child of color holding a tennis racket under their arm and carrying tennis balls in both hands.

Blog Post

Propeller Community Partner Feature: Portland Tennis & Education

Three children dressed warmly in beanies, gloves, and jackets, consult their Outdoor Lab Foundation guide book during a nature hike. They are smiling and happy.

Blog Post

Propeller Community Partner Feature: Outdoor Lab Foundation

Two people knead dough on a well-floured surface in a commercial kitchen.

Blog Post

Propeller Community Partner Feature: Stone Soup

Image of downtown Portland, OR and the famous White Stag sign during sunset. Image by Justin Shen via Unsplash.

Press

Propeller Name One of the Fastest-Growing Private Companies in Oregon

A portrait of Propeller consultant Alexander Winston. He wears round, black-rimmed glasses, a dark blue blazer, and a white button-up shirt.

Press

Propeller's Alexander Winston featured in Digital Commerce 360 Article: Retailers dial down promotions during Amazon Prime Early Access sale

Press

Propeller Named a 2022 Best Firms to Work For by Consulting Magazine

Image of two business women of color engaging in a discussion at a modern meeting table with a laptop on it.

Press

3 Practical Steps to Enable Retail Workforce Success Now with Propeller's Annie Lyons in Total Retail

An image of Propeller Principal Consultant Annie Lyons listening intently during a 2019 Propel Her event.

Press

Propeller Featured In Digital Commerce 360 Article: There is More Than One Way to Manage Customer Data

Press

Propeller Named #11 Best Workplace in Consulting & Professional Services™ by Fortune

Press

Propeller Recognized as a Best Medium Workplaces™ by Fortune and Great Place to Work

An image of Propeller co-founder and CEO Amy Weeden. She is wearing a black blazer over a black t-shirt that has "Come as you are." written on it in a white, sans serif font.

Press

Propeller Co-Founder and CEO Amy Weeden named a CEO of the Year by Portland Business Journal

A portrait of Propeller's former Change Management Director, Rachel Crocker Boyl. She wears a dark grey blazer over a black, button-up blouse.

Press

Propeller's Rachel Crocker Boyl Featured in Fast Company Article: The Great Resignation and 2 Ways to Tackle It

Previous Next