Oregon Metro Executive and Leadership Team

Marissa Madrigal, the Chief Operating Officer at Oregon Metro, executes the agency's operational strategies to support regional growth and environmental stewardship. Overseeing the day-to-day functions of Metro's extensive service areas, Madrigal ensures efficient delivery of public services across the Portland metropolitan area. This critical position involves managing resources and optimizing processes to advance the agency's goals in areas such as transportation, land use, and parks. By driving operational excellence, Marissa Madrigal directly contributes to the agency's ability to serve over 1.5 million people across three counties. The Chief Operating Officer's leadership ensures that Metro's complex infrastructure and programs operate effectively to protect the region's natural beauty and plan for a sustainable future.

Matan Gold, the President at Oregon Metro, directs the overarching strategic vision and policy development for the region. Leading the agency's engagement with communities and businesses, Gold champions initiatives that chart a wise course for the future of the Portland metropolitan area. This executive role involves guiding the organization's efforts to protect the region's unique character and foster sustainable growth. By setting the strategic direction, Matan Gold ensures that Metro's work across Clackamas, Multnomah, and Washington counties aligns with the long-term well-being of its residents. The President's leadership is central to advancing the agency's mission of collaborative planning and responsible resource management for over 1.5 million people.

Duncan Hwang, the Acting Council President at Oregon Metro, presides over council deliberations and guides legislative priorities for the region. Leading council sessions, Hwang facilitates discussions on critical issues impacting the Portland metropolitan area's development and environmental preservation. This leadership position involves ensuring effective governance and representing the council's collective voice in regional planning efforts. By fostering collaboration among council members, Duncan Hwang supports the agency's mission to work with communities and businesses to chart a wise course for the future. The Acting Council President's role is vital in advancing Metro's commitment to serving over 1.5 million residents across Clackamas, Multnomah, and Washington counties.

Caroline Peterson, the Council President at Oregon Metro, leads the legislative body responsible for guiding the agency's strategic direction and policy implementation. Presiding over council meetings, Peterson ensures robust discussion and decision-making on key regional issues affecting over 1.5 million residents in Clackamas, Multnomah, and Washington counties. This executive function involves fostering consensus and driving forward initiatives that support the Portland metropolitan area's sustainable growth and environmental protection. By championing the council's agenda, Caroline Peterson plays a pivotal role in translating the agency's mission into tangible outcomes for the region. The Council President's leadership is essential for effective governance and collaborative planning.

Roseanne Hayes, the Chief of Staff at Oregon Metro, directs strategic initiatives and operational alignment across the agency's diverse functions. Overseeing critical internal operations, Hayes ensures seamless execution of the Metro's mission to guide the region's future development. This leadership role involves close collaboration with executive leadership and council members to translate policy into actionable plans. By managing key projects and facilitating interdepartmental communication, Roseanne Hayes drives efficiency and supports the agency's commitment to serving over 1.5 million residents in Clackamas, Multnomah, and Washington counties. The Chief of Staff's purview extends to enhancing the agency's responsiveness and effectiveness in addressing complex regional challenges.