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Board Members
Lori Eberly Born in NYC, Lori is now an Oregonian at heart. She graduated from Portland State University with her MSW in 2000 and has worked for national and local non-profit organizations. She is currently a hospice social worker and finds that, like theatre, her work is about witnessing story and searching for connectedness in the world. Either in the audience or at the bedside, Lori finds amazing opportunities to live both vicariously and more fully.
Mary Swartz Mary retired in July 2007 after 27 years in administrative roles at Virginia Commonwealth University and moved to Portland with her husband to be near their children and grandchildren. She also worked several years at New York University Medical Center, and has served in various volunteer roles including assisting in a Harlem Head Start program, mentoring in Richmond, Virginia schools, and serving on the Board of Ten Thousand Villages, a fairtrade store. She enjoys spending time with her grandchildren, volunteering at OMSI, and exploring the beautiful Northwest.
Matthew Kauffman
Smith Matthew holds an
MA in writing from Portland State University and has taught college journalism
for the past six years. A former newspaper
Elena Hein Elena graduated from the University of Oregon in 2000 and has been working in the non-profit arena ever since.
As a volunteer for several organizations, she values community involvement and looks forward to bringing her fundraising experience
to the table for Portland Playhouse. Elena is also a part-time jewelry designer (in her spare time).
Harold Goldstein Owner and CEO of OPAD Consulting Firm (Organizational Planning, Analysis
and Development) since 1981. Present Board positions: SIA Corporation, San Jose, CA; Bullen Semi-conductor, Dayton,
OH. Not-for-profit Boards: Artists Repertory Theatre, Portland, Oregon; Children's Trust Fund of Oregon; Portland Playhouse.
Past Board positions: Prevent Child Abuse, CA (President 14 yrs.); Magic Theatre, SF, CA (co-President 3 yrs.); California
Symphony; Diablo Ballet (VP 10 yrs.). Married to Carol Streeter and moved from California to Portland in November 2008.
Wendy Rahm In September 2007, Wendy and her husband moved to Portland after being home-based in Arlington, VA more than 30 years.
During those years, she also lived in Algiers, Paris, Madrid, Bern (Switzerland) and London. While in Arlington, she
taught at local universities and volunteered in the DC area arts world, serving on Signature Theatre's board, as chair of
the Arlington Arts Commission and on several other boards. She was also a DC-area Helen Hayes Awards nominator for five
years.
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