Jorge Casimiro
Metro Portland
Jorge Casimiro is VP, Chief Government and Public Affairs and Public Policy Officer at Nike, where he leads a global team at the intersection of public policy, corporate affairs and business strategy focused on the company's growth, innovation and long-term impact. He previously built and led Nike’s social responsibility strategy, community affairs and philanthropy.
Prior to Nike, Jorge held a series of senior leadership roles at The Coca-Cola Company spanning communications, government affairs and general management, including international assignments in Latin America and a role as Chief of Staff to the Chairman and CEO. He began his career in higher education, focusing on international advancement and community and government relations.
Jorge is widely recognized for his leadership, including being named to the "40 Under 40 Latinos in Sport" by the Huffington Post, recognized as a Culture Connector by The Alumni Society, and honored as a Master of the Profession by the Association of Corporate Citizenship.
His board service includes the World Federation of the Sporting Goods Industry, where he serves as co-chair, Girl Effect, the Nike Foundation where he previously served as president, Oregon Community Foundation and the Oregon Health & Science University Foundation where he chairs the Nominating and Engagement Committee.
Jorge is a graduate of Brown University and holds a master's degree in public policy from Rutgers University. He lives in Oregon with his wife and their three children.
“I am genuinely inspired by Oregon Community Foundation and its vision for our state and its residents. This is the fifth largest community foundation in the country, and yet many Oregonians know little about its impact. OCF has been making a real difference for Oregonians for years and is poised to go even deeper. Oregon is our home. We’re raising our family here. It’s an honor to contribute to OCF’s efforts to help our state fulfill its potential by making progress on the challenges we face together.”