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Over eight years nearly 60 CEOs, company presidents, nonprofit executive directors and government leaders have been honored through Idaho Business Review’s CEO of Influence awards program. This year, nominations came in from all corners of the state. Dozens completed detailed ...

Nearly 300 people attended the seventh Idaho Business Review event, an annual celebration of business leaders in Idaho. Ten people were lauded – and applauded – May 23 as “CEOs of Influence.” Leaders honored in previous years chose this year’s ...

The Idaho Business Review CEO of Influence program is recognizing some of the top Idaho leaders this year for the seventh year in a row. IBR received scores of nominations for company, business, nonprofit and government showrunners. Twenty completed applications and sent ...

Most of us have struggled with the all-too-familiar situation. You’re leaving the grocery store in your car, and there’s a homeless person holding up a sign asking for money. What do you do? If you’re the Rev. Bill Roscoe you ...

“Power” has many definitions – nearly 20, according to Merriam-Webster. Consequently, it’s not surprising that when you think “Idaho Power,” it can mean many things. But with great power comes great responsibility, and nobody is more aware of that than ...

Jack Gustavel’s parents thought he should be a dentist. Gustavel was not convinced. “My brother (Terry) did go on to be a prominent dentist in Boise. I went to school and found out that wasn’t for me, so I switched ...

Maureen O’Toole, the CEO of the Girl Scouts of the Silver Sage Council, doesn’t wear mascara when she goes to work each day. There’s a perfectly good reason for that. “We have 2,300 volunteers, 4,200 girls,” O’Toole says, “and they’ll ...

Kount is not what you’d call a household name. Though it holds a fistful of awards for innovation, chances are you’ve never heard of it. At the same time, if you buy things online, you’ve probably used it. “Let’s say ...

Once you know Ken Wyatt’s life story, it’s not all that surprising to find out one of his favorite books is “Meditations” by the Roman emperor Marcus Aurelius. “He was a man who spent (years) on the frontiers of the ...

From his office on Second Avenue East, Twin Falls City Manager Travis Rothweiler can see a lot of history. The municipal offices are situated amid the lattice-like pattern of streets that has made up the heart of downtown Twin since ...