Maurice Rahming

Maurice Rahming is a prominent figure in the minority contracting community, known for his leadership as the president of O'Neill Electric Inc.

He has a strong presence on various boards and committees, such as the Metropolitan Alliance for Workforce Equity, Community Benefits Agreement Board, and Community Benefits Plan Advisory Committee.

Beyond his role at O'Neill Electric Inc., Maurice is actively involved in organizations like the Portland Youth Builders Board, All Hands Raised 'Cradle to Career' committee, and Constructing Hope's advisory team.

His expertise and contributions extend to Clean Energy Works Oregon board, the Bus Project, and the City of Portland Labor Management Community Oversight Committee.

Maurice's impact has reached statewide recognition, having been appointed by Oregon Governor John Kitzhaber to leadership positions in energy efficiency and the SAIF board of directors.

His commitment to diversity and inclusion is evident through initiatives like setting up a countywide legal summit on DBE utilization with Multnomah County and advocating for DBE participation with the Oregon Department of Transportation.

Maurice Rahming's dedication and success in the field have earned him prestigious awards from Oregon's Daily Journal of Commerce and a place in the National Association of Minority Contractors Hall of Fame, where he also served as vice president.

He has a background in engineering from his studies at U.S. Army as an Engineering Battalion Specialist and NHTI, Concord's Community College.

Formerly the President of O'Neill Electric Inc., Maurice Rahming continues to make a significant impact in the community and the construction industry.