“I would not have been able to do it without the SBDC’s help. They provided me with an outline for my business plan, helped me edit that business plan, register my LLC and my business with the state of Idaho.” Sentiments offers pregnant mothers the opportunity to see their babies via ultrasound. These services include
Joe took over the Floyd Lilly Company in 2017 with an excited attitude and willingness to learn, having already thought of his goals for his customers, team, and company. Floyd Lily Company offers water wells, pumps, tanks, hoses, pipe, tubing, fittings, and sprayers, as well as 24-hour emergency well and pump services. He believes that
“In the beginning the ISBDC was my resource for doing business the right way; regulations, registration, and planning for success… Now I have opportunities to pay it back by mentoring other minority owned small businesses all thanks to the ISBDC.” Alex Aguilar started Aguila Con El Taco in 2009 and is the best type of
Kat Vercruyssen, owner of Comfort Keepers, an in-house senior care facility in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho, was recently interviewed and featured in the North Idaho Business Journal to highlight her successful journey as a small business owner and an exemplary leader. She and her husband started the business together in 2000, but when he passed away
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COVID TURNAROUND BRINGS BRIGHT FUTURE A&E Engineering, Inc., located in Pocatello, Idaho, is a full-service civil engineering firm. Their team of professional engineers, land surveyors, designers and drafting professionals serves clients throughout the Intermountain West. In 2020 the COVID pandemic was hard on A&E, as it was on many small businesses. While they did have
From Screen Printing Enthusiast to Print-Forward Hero: The Atomic Threads Story Andrew’s journey from a college elective in screen printing to becoming the owner of Atomic Threads, a custom logo wear business in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho, is nothing short of remarkable. When the 2008 recession hit and the company he worked for struggled, Andrew made
