Idaho Business Review IBR
Needing to go to Connecticut, I braced myself for the brave new world of traveling during the pandemic. The family pickup truck broke down in ...
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LabStats launches dashboard to help remote instruction
When the pandemic forced many colleges and universities to shift to exclusively remote learning, Lab...
IBR Headlines
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Cross-country travel during time of plague — er, COVID-19
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INL preferred site for first-of-its-kind Versatile Test Reactor
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Grants help rural Idaho beef up broadband internet service
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TechHelp gets $3 million to help construct new lab
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How value-based health care is responding to COVID-19
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A word with developer Scott Schoenherr
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Kootenai County looks to election to improve its highways
Commentary
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A tale of two governors, Idaho and Washington state
This is a tale of two governors and the importance they place on every state’s largest job-generator, small businesses. One governor, Idaho’s Brad Little, believes ...
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A note from the editor 10.23
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IDAHO FIRST BANK CELEBRATES 15 YEARS OF PUTTING PEOPLE FIRST
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How value-based health care is responding to COVID-19
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Rural health coops challenged by connectivity, distancing
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What changes are there to ‘finders’ who help raise capital?
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Vote yes on HJR 4 to protect your representation
Business Leader Q & A
2020 Women of the Year
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Rebecca Casper, 2020 Women of the Year
Mayor City of Idaho Falls Rebecca Casper always thought of herself as someone who would work behind the scenes in politics, doing research, supporting ...
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Luci B. Willits, 2020 Women of the Year
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Rebecca Watkins, 2020 Women of the Year
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Danielle Horras, 2020 Women of the Year
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Kim Kaine, 2020 Women of the Year
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Heather Keen, 2020 Women of the Year
Market Sectors
Bi-monthly discussion with industry-relevant panelists, developed by IBR’s editor and presented by Hawley Troxell. |
 Each year, 50 Women of the Year are recognized for shaping Idaho’s economic and community well-being through their outstanding leadership. |
Honors remarkable business and nonprofit leaders throughout our state who consistently demonstrate strong leadership, integrity, vision, community building and diversity |
Accomplished Under 40 program honors 40 Idaho business and professional leaders under the age of 40 |
The ICON Awards honor business leaders who are over 50 and have helped Idaho’s business community thrive. |
 Top Projects is a virtual “who’s who” for the top construction projects in the state of Idaho, completed in the past year. |
The Excellence in Finance publication and power lunch recognizes professionals whose fiscal work set the pace for their company and the region |
 Leaders in Law honorees are individuals whose leadership, both in the legal profession and in the community, has had a positive impact on Idaho. |
Forum on the Future is an annual panel discussion on expectations of growth, workforce and education as well as issues on the housing market today and into 2020. |
