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Media Mechanic founder Paul Ward was featured in this week’s BusinessWeek Magazine (a Bloomberg News mag). Paul was interviewed for his perspective as a small business owner on the new healthcare bill.
We are happy to announce our move from the Tualatin area into Portland.
Media Mechanic founder Paul Ward was invited to participate this morning in a business round table with congressional staffers to discuss healthcare reform measures currently being considered in Congress. The event was covered by 2 local TV news stations: View the coverage
We are excited to announce that MM founder, Website Designer Paul Ward was recently asked by The Oregonian (Oregon’s largest newspaper – nearly 1 million readers statewide) to write an Op-Ed article about small business healthcare reform.
Today Media Mechanic founder Website Designer Paul Ward was featured for the cover article of the Wall Street Journal‘s Special Report section. The article is titled Sick and Getting Sicker and covers the effects of rising health care costs on small business. Paul was one of several business owners featured in the article. You can read the article by picking up a copy of the Wall Street Journal at your local bookstore or news stand. You can also read the article here: Sick Getting Sicker or by visiting the homepage of the Wall Street Journal Online.
MM founder Website Designer Paul Ward, was recently interviewed by the Wall Street Journal for an upcoming summer feature.
The Small Business Majority has asked Media Mechanic founder, Website Designer Paul Ward if he would join their delegation at the White House on April 24th for the Small Business Roundtable.
Media Mechanic founder Paul Ward will join other small business owners concerned about the skyrocketing costs of healthcare as they hold a press conference in conjunction with the Oregon Small Business Healthcare Initiative’s (OSBHI) Small Businesses Go to the Capitol for Healthcare Legislation event to urge Legislators to put Oregon on the map for healthcare reform.