Idaho Business Out Loud: Recent Episodes
Idaho Business Out Loud
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Our state boasts a great climate for growing grapes and a thriving community of winemakers and the Idaho Wine Commission is here to support them. Pour a glass of local wine and tune in as Executive Director Moya Shatz Dolsby tells about the economic opportunities and impact the industry has as well as the challenges it faces.
What's on the horizon for Magic Valley? In this episode Shawn Barigar, president and CEO of the Twin Falls Area Chamber of Commerce, shares about development, workforce, infrastructure, refugee resettlement and more.
As a counterpart to our upcoming panel discussion on diversity and inclusion in the workplace, the panel moderator Cathy Silak of Hawley Troxell shares insights from her career in the legal field and Idaho Business Review Editor Kim Burgess talks about how the topic affects the journalism industry.
Healthcare data isn't just for analytics officers. It affects patients and hospital staff too. In this episode, Dr. Neeraj Soni and Onur Torusoglu of St. Luke's Health System discuss how new analytics capacities can be used to not just track what's happened, but predict what might.
Welcome to 2020! Let's start off the new year with a talk on construction and architecture. In this episode Jim Escobar, founder of neUdesign, shares about growth in Meridian, from multifamily housing to opportunity zones.
In this episode Kaite Justice, the program director of City Go, discusses public transit in downtown Boise and measures being taken to accommodate the transportation needs of growth in the Treasure Valley.
In this episode, Karen Appelgren, director of the Zions Bank Business Resource Center, breaks down all the different methods of funding for small businesses and goes over resources available to entrepreneurs.
This episode is focused on what's new in the West Central Mountains Region of Idaho - everything from bike trails to opportunity zones. Andrew Mentzer, the executive director of the West Central Mountains Economic Development Council, talks with us about what's happened in 2019 and what's on the horizon on 2020.
This week is about looking towards 2020. Join us as we discuss employment trends, wages and jobs in 2020 with Louisa Waldman, regional vice president of Robert Half. And check out Robert Half's 2020 Salary Guide to learn more on the topic.