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More than 100 people representing the companies behind the top construction projects in Idaho attended an awards event presented by the Idaho Business Review at the Riverside Hotel July 24. Ranked by project dollar amounts, nine awards were presented to ...

Because I don’t really know that much about our local Hispanic business community, I jumped at the chance to attend a luncheon July 24 to meet Juancarlos Judd. In addition to his role as Zions Bank’s senior vice president diverse ...

I walked into the Owyhee yesterday at 4 p.m. It’s a place most of us haven’t set foot in for about a year – owner Clay Carley has been busy with an intense restoration/remodel, working with the Idaho State Historical ...

For the 15th year, Idaho Business Review’s event honoring 40 Accomplished Under 40 drew a crowd of professionals, community movers and shakers. They were lauded by past honorees, colleagues, and family members and friends. About 450 were in attendance Thursday, ...

For 10 years Idaho Business Review has recognized the largest – by the dollars — construction projects in Idaho. The projects and their numbers can be seen as a measure of our state’s growth. Forty submitted projects broke ground or ...

It was an event that recognized six influential leaders. About 300 people attended the Idaho Business Review’s CEO of Influence event May 22.  For the fourth year, leaders were recognized for their integrity, values, vision, commitment to excellence, financial performance, ...

While the Accomplished Under 40 program is not about numbers, there are a number of them to bandy about. The Idaho Business Review is celebrating the 15th anniversary of honoring 40 Idaho men and women who have been recognized by ...

For some it was one night to remember, but April 15 marked the seventh time the Idaho Business Review partnered with Populus to present the Best Places to Work in Idaho. While some organizations enjoyed an encore, others were first ...

Successful organizations take their cues from, and are influenced by, their leaders. That’s why Idaho Business Review annually honors a select group of Idaho CEOs for their leadership, integrity, values, vision, commitment to excellence, financial performance, community involvement and diversity, ...

Most of the Deal Makers honorees will be too young to remember or were too busy making their own transactions to have seen the Let’s Make a Deal TV game show. It started in the 1960s. That’s OK, because they’ve ...