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Marta Tarantsey has spent 12 years in Oregon state service, from civil rights compliance at ODOT to certifying more than 400 small businesses to now serving as Business Oregon's liaison for four Southern Oregon counties. She does not advocate for one business over another, and she explains why that neutrality is how she helps all of them.
- Why treating Dutch Bros as a unicorn guarantees you never see another one, and what to ask instead
- A new Oregon tax credit for traded sector jobs: up to $1,000 per job, up to 10 jobs, for the 2026 tax year
- How reframing a grant application is following the rules, and the one case where Marta steps away
- Why new business starts and patent filings are the early signals she watches, and what a patent drop revealed
- Why you should never restructure your business just to qualify for a certification
If you work with rural businesses, public money, or a long horizon, press play.
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