Clark County Business Briefing

People in Business

PeaceHealth has appointed experienced health care leader DeLeesa Meashintubby to its system board of directors.

Meashintubby serves as executive director of Volunteers In Medicine of Lane County, Ore., which provides medical services to low-income, underserved individuals. A trusted partner and adviser, Meashintubby has served on the PeaceHealth Sacred Heart Medical Center Community Health Board since 2016 and serves as a steering committee member for PeaceHealth’s Strides for Social Justice program.

Meashintubby was named 2022 First Citizen by the Eugene Chamber of Commerce. She is a member of the Oregon Medical Group Management Association and serves on the 100 Percent Health Executive Committee and the Lane Community College Health Information Technology Advisory Committee. In addition to these professional commitments, she serves on numerous boards including Bushnell University and the Eugene Chamber of Commerce. She is also the pastor of St. Mark Christian Methodist Episcopal Church, the oldest African American church in Eugene.

Meashintubby holds a bachelor’s degree in health care administration, a certification as a medical assistant, phlebotomist, and is a certified hearing technician through the Council for Accreditation in Occupational Hearing Conservation.

The business leaders group Identity Clark County has appointed Lisa Goecke, shareholder of Perkins and Co., to its board of directors.

Goecke is managing partner of the Perkins and Co. Vancouver office, a position she has held since 2014. Her work is focused on audit and business consulting services for closely held businesses. Heavily involved in the Clark County community, she has served on the boards of the Greater Vancouver Chamber and the Columbia River Economic Development Council.

Goecke is a certified public accountant licensed in Washington, Oregon and Hawaii, and holds three professional accreditations. She earned a degree in business administration from Iowa State University. She and her husband Randy live in Ridgefield.

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