Supper Club in Portland featuring Dr. Jennifer Camota and Gloria Gil

Join us for an intimate dinner hosted by Dr. Jennifer Camota and Gloria Gil to bring our community together in Portland. About our Hosts: Dr. Jennifer Camota is a transformational social enterprise executive, disability inclusion expert, leadership coach, and award-winning filmmaker with more than 30 years of experience across business, higher education, nonprofits, and social enterprise. As CEO, Chief Disability Inclusion Officer, and President of Relay Resources, she leads efforts to create more inclusive workplaces and communities while advancing disability inclusion through national board service, advocacy, and media. She is also recognized for her leadership in organizational change, community impact, and creating environments where people with disabilities can thrive.Connect with Dr. Jennifer:LinkedIn Gloria Gil is a senior institutional real estate investment leader with more than 30 years of experience across public pension funds, universities, and investment firms. As Senior Investment Officer at Oregon State Treasury, she oversees a $13.7+ billion real estate portfolio and leads future investment strategy. Her career includes senior roles at Alpine Grove Partners, the University of California Regents, LACERA, and TCW, and she is also deeply engaged in industry leadership through organizations including PREA, IREI, Alliance Global Advisors, PhilDev, and Filipinos in Institutional Real Estate, which she co-founded and currently chairs. Connect with Gloria:LinkedIn Not a member of The Authentic Asian?To join the waitlist for our next cohort, please fill out our application!Apply herePlease note: The Authentic Asian covers only the items listed for this event. We do not purchase or serve alcohol. If you choose to order alcohol, it is at your own expense and responsibility; please drink responsibly and plan a safe way home. Attendance is voluntary and at your own risk. Venues are independent businesses, and The Authentic Asian is not responsible for their food, service or premises, or for lost or damaged belongings.This a space that centers women and those who relate to their lived experience. If you do not identify with this and would still like to support or engage with the community, feel free to reach out to The Authentic Asian team. We’d be happy to explore other ways to include you.