Papé, a fourth-generation family-owned business and leader in capital equipment solutions, was honored for its 85 years of business innovation and community service at the prestigious Oregon History Makers event. This annual celebration, organized by the Oregon Historical Society, took place on Sunday, October 6, at the Portland Art Museum.
Susie Papé, Board Chair, Jordan Papé, CEO, and Ryan Papé, President of Papé Machinery Agriculture and Turf, expressed the company’s gratitude: “We are deeply honored to have been recognized alongside such distinguished honorees. This event not only celebrated our 85-year legacy but also reinforced the importance of continual innovation and community service in shaping Oregon’s future.”
The 2024 Oregon History Makers event celebrated a diverse group of honorees, each contributing uniquely to the state’s rich heritage. Among the honorees were Dr. David Huang, recognized for his transformative technology, Charles F. Sams III for his leadership in tribal and conservation efforts, and Susan Sokol Blosser for her groundbreaking work in the Oregon wine industry.
As a longstanding pillar of Oregon’s business community, Papé has played a crucial role in developing the infrastructure of the West. The company remains committed to its core values of excellence, innovation, and community service, continuously investing in cutting-edge technologies and sustainable practices while fostering strong relationships with customers and partners throughout the region.
Papé expresses its appreciation to the Oregon Historical Society for its vital role in preserving and interpreting Oregon’s rich history. The company encourages ongoing community engagement and support for organizations that contribute to the state’s cultural heritage.
