Inside the lives of Idaho entrepreneurs, creators, thought leaders, and local icons
Nick Crabbs is the super talented and very busy Boise tech leader who is a founding member of the software development company, VYNYL, and is the current Co-chair for Boise Startup Week. The popular event lasts for three days and packs in more than 120 talks, competitions and shows. With serious money and prizes on the…
Some topics are more difficult to talk about than others, but that shouldn’t excuse us from having those conversations. One of the most heart wrenching and disdainful practices is that of human trafficking, and Idaho certainly isn’t exempt from that activity. Whatever form human trafficking comes in, the consequences are years of trauma and … Read the full story
Driven by her desire to live intentionally and adventurously, business owner Stacy Ennis works freelance as a writer, public speaker, and creative consultant while living abroad with her husband and two young children. Having returned to Boise for the launch of Growing Influence, a business fable which she co-wrote with business advisor Ron Price, … Read the full story
Karen Bubb is an exceptionally active and engaged artist and Cultural Planner who has been pioneering the fine arts and culture scene in Boise, Idaho for more than twenty years. Her influence has helped shape not only the physical landscape of Boise, but the supportive art community that the city is known for. Bubb’s work with the city of Boise has … Read the full story
The Idaho Commission on Hispanic Affairs is a non-partisan state agency serving the Hispanic Community. The Commission serves as a liaison between the Hispanic Community and State Government. Affectionately referred to as the “Little Agency that Can,” the ICHA strives to identify, monitor and resolve difficulties facing Idaho’s Hispanic Community. … Read the full story
Karalie DeLuca is the founder of the Jayden DeLuca Foundation, a non-profit organization which raises awareness for pediatric heart conditions –the #1 birth defect in America– and supports advancements in disease prevention and patient-care. After Karalie and Jeremy DeLuca lost their daughter to complications from a heart defect, they chose to … Read the full story
