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Study says Idaho must do more to help existing businesses (access required)

by Scott Ki

Published: February 18,2013

Affinity Amp executives planned to hire a dozen or more workers in 2012. Instead, they let four people go between June and August. CEO and co-founder Brian Sevy cited problems with investment funding and responded with changes in strategy. “Based on the number of people that we had, it probably grew a little too quickly,” Sevy said. But ...
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