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WA STEM Teams Up with Bank of America to Strengthen STEM Career Pathways for Underrepresented Students

Statewide nonprofit, Washington STEM, announces today that it is teaming up with Bank of America (BofA) to increase access to STEM skills and pathways to postsecondary credentials for students in the Spokane region and across Washington state. Washington’s students need access to STEM learning and postsecondary credentials to ensure they have the skills they need […]

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Property Management Took on New Dimensions During COVID

Continuing shifts in office space vacancies create more unknowns and opportunities By Pia Hallenberg, Content by Pia If overseeing property management for 2.5 million square feet of medical facilities during a global pandemic ever kept Gordon Hester, President and CEO of Kiemle Hagood, awake at night – he’s not saying. “We certainly had many challenges,

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Trials and Tribulations of a Booming Real Estate Market

Article By: Pia Hallenberg, featuring Eric JohnsonOwner, Content by Pia It is not just the summer weather that has been unseasonably hot – the Spokane real estate market followed right along. Homes stayed on the market for just a few days, and almost every buyer has a story of the teeth-gnashing bidding war they had

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Innovation Gives Opportunities to Build on Smart and Resilient Kids

By Kimberly Taylor, Engineering and Robotics Teacher, Sacajawea Middle School and Seattle University When I stand in my classroom gazing at all the eyes looking at me, I have come to an unyielding realization. Our kids are the answer to our collective future. They come to school with more street smarts, resiliency, hardships, tenacity, and

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24th Annual Economic Forecast: The Great Realignment – New Preferences and Old Worries

Thank you for joining us at the 24th Annual Economic Forecast! We hope you enjoyed the new format this year with our four panelists: Steve Scranton, Senior Vice President, Chief Investment Officer & Economist, Washington Trust Bank Dr. Grant Forsyth, Chief Economist, Avista Corp. The Inland Northwest’s Recovery Dr. Vange Ocasio Hochheimer, Associate Professor of Economics,

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Our Story: Longbow Financial Services

GSI Member Partner Longbow Financial Services is a local and veteran owned family business in downtown Spokane. Michael Furrer, the founder of Longbow Financial Services, is highly dedicated to his practice of providing retirement plans and wealth management services across the Pacific Northwest and beyond. Mike is a veteran, having served as a non-commissioned officer

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Commercial Creamery Changes Up Product Mix for Shift in Retail Sales

Commercial Creamery Company is a specialty food manufacturing company headquartered in Spokane with production operations in Jerome, Idaho. From humble roots over 100 years ago (founded 1908) Commercial Creamery has continued to evolve and innovate in the food industry. Today we are a thriving company with over 130 employees and sales throughout the USA and

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CHAS Health Continues Commitment to Access and Equity

By Aaron Wilson, CEO, CHAS Health The COVID-19 pandemic tested all of us to innovate and grow in different ways. At CHAS Health that meant finding new ways to ensure access to healthcare services remained available to those most vulnerable in our community. It meant trying something different and then trying it again based on

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Beacon Hill Catering Business Pivots, Innovates, and Finds New Opportunity

By Ellie Aaro, Owner, Beacon Hill We all share those early pandemic moments that brought a tremendous shift to our business world. For us, it was March 12, 2020 while preparing for a 500-person event when we received the call that it was being canceled. This began a relentless surge of phone calls with questions, cancelations,

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