Inside the lives of Idaho entrepreneurs, creators, thought leaders, and local icons
JennyQ A livestreaming consultant, speaker, and author who hosts and cohosts international live-streaming shows. She was recently ranked by Klout as the number two livestreaming expert worldwide. She visits the Idaho Speakeasy to discuss making genuine connections through livestreaming. Long Line of Entrepreneurs JennyQ comes from an entrepreneurial family. Her grandparents were immigrants to America…
Josh Creamer CEO and Creative Director of Red Fox Visual, a creative agency that does video production, web design and development, photography, and social media marketing. Josh visits the Idaho Speakeasy to talk about following his heart. From Tragedy to Passion Creamer had been doing freelance video for awhile, but it took a personal … Show Notes
Jeff Reynolds Best described as a serial entrepreneur. His interest in business began at a young age, and since graduating with a degree in journalism, he’s begun several companies, including Wevorce and Netcamps. He stops by the Idaho Speakeasy to discuss software, relationships, and niches. His Software Startups After realizing he was unhappy … Show Notes
Molly Leadbetter Co-owner of the Meriwether Cider Company. Leadbetter runs the company with her family in Garden City. She stops by the Idaho Speakeasy to talk about adventure in cider. What’s in a Name? The Leadbetter roots run deep in Idaho. The family is descended from Meriwether Lewis, the first explorer to cross the continental divide into … Show Notes
Joel Flake An Idaho entrepreneur who has founded many businesses, including Gemtek Pest Control and Gemtek Housekeeping. He is managing member of Business Advisory Services, LLC, and the incoming president of Entrepreneur’s Organization. Flake stops by the Idaho Speakeasy to talk about the importance of hard work. A Hard … Show Notes
Reese Phillips knew early on that the only way for him to gain wealth would be through real estate. He read Rich Dad Poor Dad, which shows how the relationships and discussions people have with their elders shape their ideas about money. He started at age eighteen by buying a house, living in it for a year, then buying another and renting out the … Show Notes
