Background
Pamplin,, Robert Boisseau was born on August 3, 1941 in a, Georgia, United States. Son of Robert Boisseau and Mary Katherine (Reese) Pamplin.
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Robert Boisseau Pamplin
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Education
Student, Virginia Polytechnic Institute, 1962. Bachelor of Science in Business Ad., Lewis & Clark College, 1964. Bachelor of Science in Accounting, Lewis & Clark College, 1965.
Bachelor of Science in Economics, Lewis & Clark College, 1966. Bachelor of Science (honorary), Virginia Polytechnic Institute, 1964. Doctor of Humane Letters (honorary), Virginia Polytechnic Institute, 1995.
Doctor of Humane Letters (honorary), Pacific University, 2001. Doctor of Humane Letters (honorary), Virginia Polytechnic Institute, 1995. Master of Business Administration, University Portland, 1968.
Doctor of Laws (honorary), University Portland, 1972. Master of Education, University Portland, 1975. Master of Arts, Western Conservative Baptist Seminary (name now Western Seminary), 1978.
Doctor of Ministry, Western Conservative Baptist Seminary (name now Western Seminary), 1982. Doctor of Sacred Letter (honorary), Western Conservative Baptist Seminary (name now Western Seminary), 1991. Master of Arts, Western Conservative Baptist Seminary (name now Western Seminary), 2000.
Doctor of Philosophy, California Coast University. Doctor of Humane Letters (honorary), Warner Pacific College, 1988. Doctor of Laws (honorary), Western Baptist College, 1989.
Doctor of Laws (honorary), George Fox University, 2005. Certified in wholesale management, Ohio State University, 1970. Certified labor management, University Portland, 1982.
Certified in advanced management, University Hawaii, 1975. Doctor of Divinity (honorary), Judson Baptist College, 1984. Doctor of Business Administration (honorary), Marquis Giuseppe Scicluna International University Foundation, 1986.
Doctor of Letters (honorary), Virginia Polytechnic Institute University, 1987. Doctor of Humane Letters (honorary), Virginia Polytechnic Institute University. Bachelor of Science in Business Administration (honorary), Virginia Polytechnic Institute University, 2001.
Doctor of Humane Letters (honorary), Western Seminary, 1991. Doctor of Divinity, Western Evangelical Seminary, 1994. Doctor of Business Administration (honorary), University South Carolina, 1996.
Doctor Public Service, Doctor of Humane Letters (honorary), University Puget Sound, Pacific University, 2001.
Career
President, Chief Executive Officer R.B. pamplin Corporation, Portland, Oregon, since 1964. Chairman board, Chief Executive Officer Columbia Empire Farms Inc., Lake Oswego, Oregon, since 1976, Pamplin Communications. Chairman board, Chief Executive Officer Mount Vernon Mills Inc.
President, Chief Executive Officer Ross Island Sand & Gravel. Lecturer business administration Lewis and Clark College, 1968-1969. Adjunct assistant professor business administration, University Portland, 1973-1976.
Pastor Christ Community Church, Lake Oswego. Lecturer in business administration and economics University Costa Rica, 1968, Virginia Polytechnic Institute Foundation, 1986. Chairman board directors Christian Supplly Centers Inc.
Professor with tenure University Portland, 1999.
Membership
Trustee Lewis and Clark College, since 1989, chairman board trustees, 1988-1996, life trustee since 1996. Honorary life president Western Conservative Baptist Seminary. Chairman regents Western Seminary, 1994.
Member national advisory council on vocational Education, since 1975. Member Western Interstate Committee on Higher Education, 1981-1984. Co-chairman Virginia Polytechnic Institute $50 Million Campaign for Excellence, 1984-1987, Virginia Polytechnic Institute Foundation, since 1986, Virginia-Oregon State Scholarship Commission, since 1974, chairman 1976-1978.
Member Portland district advisory council Small Business Administration, 1973-1977. Member rewards review committee, City of Portland, 1973-1978, chairman, 1973-1978. Board regents University Portland, 1971-1979, chairman board, 1975-1979, regent emeritus, since 1979.
Trustee Oregon Episcopalian Schools, 1979, Linfield College, University Puget Sound, since 1989. Doctor public service, University Puget Sound, 1999. Chairman board trustees Portland Art Museum, 2003-2005.
Member Academy Management, Delta Epsilon Sigma, Beta Gamma Sigma, Sigma Phi Epsilon, Waverley Country Club (president 2003-2004), Arlington, Multnomah Athletic Clulb, Capitol Hill Club, Greenville Country Club, Poinsett Club, Eldorado Country Club, Thunderbird Country Club, Rotary.
Connections
Married Marilyn Joan Hooper. Children: Amy Louise, Anne Boisseau.
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Political Party
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Awards
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Named Outstanding Philanthropist of Year award, National Society Fund Raising Executives, 1997, Western Conservative Baptist Seminary Lay Institute for Leadership, Education Development and Research named for R.B. Pamplin Junior, 1988, Textile World's Top 10, 1999, Portland First Citizen, Portland Metropolitan Association Realtors, 1999, Parents of Year, Juvenile Diabetes Foundation, 2001, Entrepreneur of Year, Oregon Entrepreneur Forum, 2001, Virginia Polytechnic Institute College Business Administration renamed R.B. Pamplin College Business Administration in his honor, University Portland School Business renamed Doctor Robert B. Pamplin, Junior in his honor, Civil War Preservationalist of Year, Civil War Preservation Trust, 2003, National Volunteer of Year, Volunteers of America, 2006. Named one of 20 Most Influential Executives Past 20 Years, Business Journal. Recipient Distinguished Alumnus award, Lewis and Clark College, 1974, Reserve Officers Training Corps Distinguished Service award, United States Air Force, 1974, bronze medal, Albert Einstein Academy, 1986, Distinguished Leadership medal, Freedoms Foundation, Distinguished Business Alumnus award, University Portland, 1990, National Caring award, Caring Institute, 1991, Pride of Portland award, Portland Lions Club, Hero Athlete award, 1994, Herman Lay Entrepreneurship award, 1995, Thomas Jefferson award, Oregon History Society, 1998, Aubrey R. Watzek award, Lewis and Clark College, 1998, Leadership award, Portland Living Magazine, 1998, Unique Contributions to Communications award, Portland Advertising Federation, 2001, Oliver Wendell Holmes, Junior award for Civil War Preservationalist of Year, 2001, Governors Arts award, 2001, Legacy award, Civil War Preservation Trust, 2003, Governor's Gold award as Oregonian of Achievement, 2003, Corporation Citizenship award, Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars, 2005, National Volunteer Outstanding Service award, Volunteer American, 2006, Deans Leadership award, Ohio State University Excellence Family Business, 2009, Excellence Leadership award, Ohio State University, 2009.Named Outstanding Philanthropist of Year award, National Society Fund Raising Executives, 1997, Western Conservative Baptist Seminary Lay Institute for Leadership, Education Development and Research named for R.B. Pamplin Junior, 1988, Textile World's Top 10, 1999, Portland First Citizen, Portland Metropolitan Association Realtors, 1999, Parents of Year, Juvenile Diabetes Foundation, 2001, Entrepreneur of Year, Oregon Entrepreneur Forum, 2001, Virginia Polytechnic Institute College Business Administration renamed R.B. Pamplin College Business Administration in his honor, University Portland School Business renamed Doctor Robert B. Pamplin, Junior in his honor, Civil War Preservationalist of Year, Civil War Preservation Trust, 2003, National Volunteer of Year, Volunteers of America, 2006. Named one of 20 Most Influential Executives Past 20 Years, Business Journal. Recipient Distinguished Alumnus award, Lewis and Clark College, 1974, Reserve Officers Training Corps Distinguished Service award, United States Air Force, 1974, bronze medal, Albert Einstein Academy, 1986, Distinguished Leadership medal, Freedoms Foundation, Distinguished Business Alumnus award, University Portland, 1990, National Caring award, Caring Institute, 1991, Pride of Portland award, Portland Lions Club, Hero Athlete award, 1994, Herman Lay Entrepreneurship award, 1995, Thomas Jefferson award, Oregon History Society, 1998, Aubrey R. Watzek award, Lewis and Clark College, 1998, Leadership award, Portland Living Magazine, 1998, Unique Contributions to Communications award, Portland Advertising Federation, 2001, Oliver Wendell Holmes, Junior award for Civil War Preservationalist of Year, 2001, Governors Arts award, 2001, Legacy award, Civil War Preservation Trust, 2003, Governor's Gold award as Oregonian of Achievement, 2003, Corporation Citizenship award, Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars, 2005, National Volunteer Outstanding Service award, Volunteer American, 2006, Deans Leadership award, Ohio State University Excellence Family Business, 2009, Excellence Leadership award, Ohio State University, 2009.