Idaho Business Review IBR
When will the money arrive? That’s the urgent question for small business owners who have been devastated by the coronavirus outbreak. They’re awaiting help from ...
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Seattle firm offers free software for newly remote companies
A Seattle-based company with ties to Idaho is offering 90 days of free use of its virtual private ne...
IBR Headlines
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Urgent question from small businesses: When will aid arrive?
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Idaho cities work to make their downtowns more accessible
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Boise ‘center of excellence’ for smart device microprocessor
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Nampa urban renewal agency saves almost $5 million on bond refinance
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Buried treasure found in Caldwell’s Indian Creek
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Governor vetoes real estate-related bill
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Micron announces results, $35 million COVID-19 donation
Commentary
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Inside Hawley Troxell’s response to COVID-19
As the noise grew louder of the coronavirus spread we evaluated our response beginning the first week of March. Initially, we focused on recent travels ...
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Nonprofit sector struggling in COVID-19 outbreak
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History will remember our reaction to coronavirus, so let’s be there for each other
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With anti-trans bills, Idaho legislators put aside common sense, ignore businesses and waste taxpayer dollars.
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5 ways employers can prepare for coronavirus
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Another Christmas 2020 wish: What If…
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Women Entrepreneurs + Venture Capital Funding = Innovation and Economic Growth
Business Leader Q & A
2020 Women of the Year
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Trillitye Paullin, 2020 Women of the Year
Quality Assurance Manager / Founder & CEO Darigold / Free to Feed It’s 4:30 a.m. and Trillitye Paullin and her family are starting the ...
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Amy Evans, 2020 Women of the Year
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Luci B. Willits, 2020 Women of the Year
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Sarah Bettwieser, 2020 Women of the Year
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Maggie Williams, 2020 Women of the Year
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Dawn M. Scates, 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. |
 A virtual “who’s who” reference guide for the top construction projects in Idaho from the previous 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. |
