“I’m glad I found the SBDC. It’s helpful to know I’m not in this alone.” Maple Grove is on the Oneida Narrows near the town of Thatcher, ID. Before the current owner, Jordan Menzel, and his group of investors bought the land and facilities in 2019, the soaking pools weren’t in the best condition and
“There’s no way a sole proprietor could accomplish such a large project without a team like the SBDC on their side!” In 2007, Greg Anderson purchased The Stagecoach Inn. The business thrived under his ownership and the management of Julie Barbrick, who he hired in 2008. The inn has received TripAdvisor’s Certificate of Excellence award
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“The support and mentoring of the SBDC helped me navigate the small-business environment to successful growth.” What started as a way for Talia Chase to dress her boys for their birthday turned into a booming online business that has expanded dramatically in just a few years. The founder and owner of 2TroubleBoys used her creativity
“Take advantage of the free consulting services offered by the SBDC. They are a valuable, lifelong resource.” Twin Rivers Therapeutic Massage Academy, LLC, located in Lewiston, ID, was established by owner Jolene Ross in 2018. As an Idaho certified school, the business offers a Massage Therapy Certificate program preparing students for state licensure. Since opening
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Traditions Gift Shop owner Stacia Morfin is featured in Tribal Business News for her successful pivoting efforts in response to COVID-19. Morfin redirected her business in tourism to a brick-and-mortar gift shop in downtown Lewiston, where it has flourished selling authentic Nez Perce items in spite of the pandemic. Morfin’s business savvy comes from a
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The sweet smell of success “The SBDC not only opens up a network of other entrepreneurs and business owners, it connects the business owner with experienced coaches.” Liza Roeser started her journey as an entrepreneur at 9 years old selling Avon products door-to-door. After completing a two year Peace Corps assignment in Ecuador, she seized
