GSI celebrates 10 years of business development
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Spokane Relocation Feature: Lisa Shaffer, Ph.D.
2017 Relocation Guide Feature: Lisa Shaffer, Ph.D., Founder & CEO of Genetic Veterinary Sciences (DBA Paw Print Genetics) The 2017 Relocation Guide features our vibrant and innovative region, including the facts, flavor and faces of the Spokane community. Thanks to the Journal of Business for this great publication, to our writer Nicole Skinner and photographer Red Mammoth Studios. We
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GSI staff attend San Diego’s BIO conference
GSI staff attended the 2017 BIO conference, which took place in San Diego, Calif. June 19 – 22. The conference attracts biotechnology and pharma leaders for one week of networking, to discover new opportunities and partnerships. GSI and HSSA staff participated with 11 other organizations from Washington state. The booth was one of more than
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GSI Wins Abilene Trophy – Accepts Award on Behalf of the Spokane Region
Greater Spokane Incorporated was selected as the recipient of the 2017 Abilene Trophy yesterday during Air Mobility Command’s Phoenix Rally. Sponsored by the Military Affairs Committee of Abilene, Texas, the award recognizes outstanding community support of its base. The award was presented by the Abilene Chamber of Commerce’s Military Affairs Committee in front of more
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Government contracting – a revenue stream for businesses
Government agencies buy a wide range of products and services and can provide a new revenue stream. But how do you decide if it’s worth pursuing? “We can walk local businesses through the evaluation process – finding the history of what government agencies have purchased as it relates to a particular type of product or
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Go For It
There’s nothing easy about going back to college when you’re working full time. It’s even harder when you’re working two full-time jobs. Just ask Yolande Collins, the mother of a 23 and 15-year-old. Yolande has been a Superior Court Clerk for Juvenile Services, Spokane County Superior Court, for five years. She is also a chef