Oregon Metro Executive and Leadership Team

Marissa Madrigal, the Chief Operating Officer at Oregon Metro, directs the agency's extensive operational framework, ensuring efficient service delivery across its diverse functions. Overseeing critical departments, Madrigal executes strategies that support the region's growth and environmental stewardship. This leadership role involves optimizing resource allocation and enhancing operational effectiveness to meet the needs of over 1.5 million residents in Clackamas, Multnomah, and Washington counties. By focusing on streamlined processes and inter-departmental collaboration, Marissa Madrigal drives the practical implementation of Metro's long-term vision. The Chief Operating Officer's purview extends to managing large-scale public services and infrastructure projects, directly impacting the quality of life within the metropolitan area and reinforcing the agency's commitment to a sustainable future.

Matan Gold, the President at Oregon Metro, leads the strategic direction and overall vision for the agency, guiding its efforts to serve over 1.5 million people across Clackamas, Multnomah, and Washington counties. Gold champions initiatives focused on regional planning, environmental protection, and economic development, ensuring a wise course for the future of the Portland metropolitan area. This executive leadership position involves fostering collaboration with local governments, businesses, and residents to address complex challenges and capitalize on opportunities. By setting the organizational tone and priorities, Matan Gold drives the agency's commitment to protecting the region's unique character and enhancing the quality of life for all. The President's oversight ensures that Metro's operations align with its mission of sustainable growth and community well-being.

Caroline Peterson, the Council President at Oregon Metro, presides over the agency's legislative body, guiding policy discussions and decisions that shape the future of the Portland metropolitan area. Peterson facilitates the work of the Metro Council, ensuring effective governance and representation for over 1.5 million residents in Clackamas, Multnomah, and Washington counties. This leadership role involves advocating for regional priorities, fostering consensus among council members, and overseeing the implementation of key initiatives related to land use, transportation, and environmental services. By championing the agency's mission, Caroline Peterson ensures that Oregon Metro remains responsive to community needs and committed to protecting the region's natural assets and economic vitality. The Council President's influence is critical in advancing Metro's long-term vision for sustainable development and regional prosperity.

Roseanne Hayes, the Chief of Staff at Oregon Metro, provides strategic counsel and operational support to the executive leadership team, ensuring alignment with the agency's core mission. Hayes manages key initiatives and facilitates communication across departments, fostering a cohesive approach to regional planning and development. This position involves coordinating high-priority projects and advising on policy matters to advance Metro's objectives for over 1.5 million residents. By streamlining workflows and enhancing organizational efficiency, Roseanne Hayes contributes significantly to the effective governance of Clackamas, Multnomah, and Washington counties. The Chief of Staff's role is pivotal in translating strategic goals into actionable plans, ensuring that Oregon Metro operates with maximum impact and responsiveness to community needs.