OCPP Board of Directors

Current Directors

Raymond Caballero, President. Ray had an active career in Texas as a trial lawyer and served one term as mayor of El Paso. Since coming to Oregon, he has been active in community affairs, having served on the Oregon Commission on Hispanic Affairs, the Oregon Progress Board and Oregon Environmental Justice Task Force. He has a longtime interest in equity issues.

Mary Fellows, Secretary. Mary Fellows is a bookseller at Annie Bloom's Books in Portland. She comes to OCPP having served as President of ACLU of Oregon and as staff to the Speaker of the Oregon House of Representatives and to the Multnomah County Executive. She is a volunteer with Start Making a Reader Today (SMART) and is active in bicycling issues.

Karen Jacobson, Treasurer. Karen Jacobson is a CPA/CFP® member of the accounting firm of Ivey, Jacobson & Company LLC, emphasizing service to Oregon small businesses and their owners. She has a long history of board service for non-profits, has administered political campaigns, and is a founding member of Willamette Women Democrats.

Barbara Dudley. Barbara Dudley is an Adjunct Professor in the Hatfield School of Government at Portland State University. She is also co-chair of the Oregon Working Families Party, and a partner in Bethel Heights Vineyard in Polk County. She formerly served as President and Executive Director of the National Lawyers Guild, Executive Director of Greenpeace USA, and Assistant Director for Strategic Campaigns of the national AFL‑CIO.

Robert Landauer. Robert Landauer retired from The Oregonian after 39 years following service as reporter, financial editor, metropolitan editor, associate editor, editorial page editor and editorial columnist.

Brad Larsen. Brad Larsen is the Budget and Research Specialist for the Oregon School Employees Association. His work entails analyzing school district finances, state budgeting, privatization efforts and legislation impacting school finance. He has sought to promote living and equitable wages for Oregonians.

Ken Lewis. Ken Lewis is a retired businessman who was president of the Port of Portland. He has a long history of working for social justice, civil rights, and arts issues and has served on numerous other government, arts, and community organizations. He was co-founder of the Oregon I Have a Dream Foundation.

Angela Martin. Angela Martin is the director of Economic Fairness Oregon, where she focuses her advocacy and policy work on predatory lending, credit and debt issues. Prior to working with Economic Fairness Oregon, Angela was part of the Oregon Food Bank’s public policy team, providing research and analysis on state and federal policy issues affecting low-income Oregonians. Angela’s professional career in policy research and advocacy is supplemented with years of political organizing experience gained on state and local electoral campaigns.

Joe Rodriguez. Joe Rodriguez has devoted 35 years to the education field, 10 in Miami, Florida, and 25 in Hillsboro, Oregon, where he retired after being superintendent from 1999 to 2004.