Jefferson High School Centennial
Harold Two October 13th, 2009
The Diversity Institute and CH2A & Associates, Inc. present video highlights from I Went 2 Jeff: The Jefferson High School Centennial Celebration.
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The Diversity Institute 2009 report presented to PDC
Harold Two October 5th, 2009
The Diversity Institute is proud to present the (2009) report presented to the Portland Development Commission. The works detailed in the report followed through the recommendations of CH2A & Associates, Inc., in their Communication-Community-Connection Report (Fall of 2006 – Summer of 2007).
Jefferson High School Prom Sponsored by “The Diversity Institute”
Harold Two June 8th, 2009
The Diversity Institute sponsored the 2009 Junior & Senior Prom at Jefferson High School.
Here are a few views from the “Night of the Century” in the Rose Room at the Portland Rose Garden.
Forum on Diversity and Aging
Harold Two November 11th, 2008
AARP is sponsoring a Forum on Diversity and Aging in Oregon Communities. This event, held on November 17, 2008, addresses the opportunties and challenges facing aging populations.
Why am I running for Portland City Commissioner position (2)?
Harold Two April 7th, 2008
I’m Harold C. Williams Two, a candidate for Portland City Commissioner position (2). Born and raised in the greatest city in the world: Portland, Oregon. I graduated from the school of champions, Thomas Jefferson High school in 1995. I received my BS in Early Childhood Development from Appalachian State University located in Boone, North Carolina. Currently I am President of CH2A & Associate Inc., a management consultant firm, vice chair of the Success Academy, a non-profit that serves low-income and at risk youth, and Board chair of PDX Confidential, a business professional organization.
I am also running for city commissioner of Portland to give a voice to small business, to the tax payer who believes they are not being heard, and to expose our children to our city government, its processes and its opportunities. We lose our young talent to other cities and states because many young people do not know what opportunities are available here in the city of Portland. “Imagine Portland without street signs. Imagine Portland with houses without address numbers. Outside of your neighborhood, you wouldn’t know how to get around. “Portland has phenomenal resources, services and opportunities; but very few people know how to access them.” My plan is to map out Portland city government and its services. This map will be simple and clear to understand.
I stand for access, accountability, communication, education and promoting the relationships between city government and the citizens of Portland. We must remove the things that divide and embrace the things that unite.
Now, to that opening question…why am I running for Portland City Commissioner position (2)?
She is the reason.
“For what we do today our children will hold us responsible tomorrow…”
- Harold C. Williams Two, Candidate for Portland City Commissioner position (2)
The Running Man
Harold Two March 19th, 2008
Hello Portland this is Harold C. Williams Two, your candidate for Portland city council position (2) and I am “actually” running for office.
Check me out as I run, jog, walk and bike all throughout the streets of Portland in my black, white and neon-safety green outfit as I train for my run and bike to the top of the world. I will run from Corner Stone Plaza located in North Portland (2752 N. Williams Avenue) to Council Crest in Southwest and back to Corner Stone Plaza and then continue to bike to the top of Rocky Butte in Northeast Portland and Mt. Tabor in Southeast Portland, and finish on the steps of City Hall on May 20, 2008, the day of primary to show the citizens of Portland how hard I will work for you once in office to map Portland’s city government. Mind you I am a 285 pound man, “not only am I asking for your VOTE, but also your prayers; I have a feeling I will be needing all I can get.” To assist me in this quest I have sought out the fitness training services of Reggie Senegal of 1Vest and Anwar Washington of Pearl Private Fitness. My election night party will be hosted by DJ OG One at The Huddle (Sports Bars) located at 825 N. Killingworth St.
Running and biking Schedule:
- Monday: North Portland
- Tuesday: Northeast Portland
- Wednesday: Southeast Portland
- Thursday: Southwest Portland
- Friday: Northwest Portland
“As you can see Portland, I am willing to talk the talk, walk the walk, and run my race.”
- Harold C. Williams Two, Candidate for Portland City Commissioner position (2)
Contact Info and more: Committee to elect Harold C. Williams Two
PDC increases spending on M/W/ESBs by 82%
admin March 9th, 2008
PDC video features Harold C. Williams, Sr. of CH2A & Associates. PDC reports on increased spending with minority-owned, women-owned and emerging small businesses (M/W/ESB).
Speaking on Jefferson High School and Portland
admin January 22nd, 2008
Jefferson High School graduates Harold Williams, Sr. and Harold Williams, Jr. spoke at their former high school which had the honor of being Portland’s City Hall for a week.
Diversity Economic Empowerment Day
Harold Two September 12th, 2006
Mayor Tom Potter proclaims September 12, 2006 to be Diversity Economic Empowerment Day.