Driven - Women Who Take The Wheel — Benefiting OHSU Center for Women's Health

About this event

Tickets can be purchased at:

https://luma.com/driven-women-who-take-the-wheel

Welcome to DRIVEN: Women Who Take The Wheel, an intimate, curated gathering blending exceptional automotive design and heritage, art, live music, Oregon wine, and the November harvest. Rather than a conventional gala or panel discussion, DRIVEN is designed as an immersive evening where remarkable women, their stories, and their accomplishments become part of the experience.

At the heart of the evening is “Por-She,” Dr. Phyllis Yes’s iconic lace-clad 1967 Porsche 911S, presented as both automobile and work of art. Phyllis will share the remarkable story of the car and its journey before Por-She moves into its next museum chapter.

Harvest is the setting. DRIVEN is the story: automobiles, art, Oregon wine, culinary craft, and hospitality, brought together for an evening honoring women who choose direction, take the wheel, and change what comes next.

Throughout the evening, guests will meet and hear from an extraordinary group of women who have taken the wheel in art, business, motorsports, wine, food, and community leadership.

DRIVEN will also recognize women whose leadership embodies the spirit of taking the wheel, including Karen Feiner, owner of Porsche Beaverton and Porsche Studio Portland, whose partnership and generous contribution of Porsche Studio Portland provide the setting for this special evening.

From a champagne welcome and the presentation of Por-She to live music, a November harvest dinner, premier Oregon wines, and personal stories shared throughout the evening, DRIVEN is designed to feel less like a program and more like a beautifully composed experience.

Proudly benefiting the OHSU Center for Women’s Health, DRIVEN: Women Who Take The Wheel celebrates female agency, creativity, entrepreneurship, and leadership while creating meaningful support for women’s health in Oregon. A percentage of proceeds will benefit OHSU Center for Women’s Health.

ORPCA has been invited to participate in the event and I have been invited to speak at the event along with Phyllis Yes (creator of Por-She art car) and Karen Finer of Porsche Beaverton.

Here’s a story about Phyllis and Por-She

https://www.caranddriver.com/news/a73379338/1967-porsche-911s-art-car-dr-yes-bring-a-trailer/

From FINKSCO