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Banking & Finance

2019 Rising Stars: Rosemary Warnick

Owner works with investors to 'make Spokane better'
September 12, 2019
Mike McLean
Rosemary Warnick, owner and president of Premier 1031 Inc., says she became a business owner almost by necessity, after her mentor died, leaving a void in service providers for Spokane-area commercial real estate transactions known as 1031 exchanges.
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2019 Rising Stars: Adam Jackson

Early exposure to business shapes career decisions
September 12, 2019
Kevin Blocker
Ask Adam Jackson, Mountain West Bank's assistant vice president of professional and commercial lending, how he arrived at this place in his life and you'll hear more about others than you will about him. Growing up on Spokane's South Hill as the
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2019 Rising Stars: Mary McDirmid

Adviser manager invests in success of others
September 12, 2019
Natasha Nellis
Mary McDirmid, managing director and special care planner at MassMutual Northwest, says nothing is more important to her than time, and that being able to set her own schedule is the key to her success. 'Time is the most important thing to me right
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Washington Trust Bank plans South Hill community center

Structure along Grand to include meeting space, coffee shop
August 29, 2019
Kevin Blocker
Spokane-based Washington Trust Bank is moving forward with its plans to develop a neighborhood community center and coffee shop on a vacant pad site on Spokane's South Hill.
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Composite value of INW public companies rises

While up compared to Q1, year-to-year figures slide
August 15, 2019
Kevin Blocker
Spokane-based financial advising company Hart Capital Management Inc. says the composite value of the region's seven publicly traded companies rose to $10.2 billion in the second quarter, an increase of 5.9%, or $566.8 million
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Inland Northwest banks report net profits

Most announce increase in quarterly net income
August 15, 2019
Virginia Thomas
Banks with branches in the Spokane area report operating in the black during this year's second quarter, according to their earnings releases.
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Sandra Hosking

Insurance association looks to expand its reach in INW

NAIFA to begin offering classes in Spokane area next month, reps say
August 15, 2019
Sandra Hosking
The Eastern Washington regional chapter of the National Association of Insurance Financial Advisors is seeking to increase membership and plans to offer continuing education courses beginning this fall.
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Middle market companies are bullish

Despite trade, automation fears, most plan for growth
August 15, 2019
Virginia Thomas
While companies are grappling with the effects of the current U.S.-China trade disputes-and many are concerned about automation and its effect on the workforce-most companies are feeling optimistic about the future, according to Umpqua Bank's
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Natasha Nellis

Spokane County diversifies investments

Treasurer's office invests in corporate securities under Baumgartner
August 15, 2019
Natasha Nellis
The Spokane County Treasurer's Office is shaking up its investment portfolio with its first foray into corporate and international bonds in a strategic move to diversify the Spokane Public Investment Pool.
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Gavin Cooley

Seachange at Spokane's City Hall

CFO Cooley to retire around turn of the year
August 15, 2019
Kevin Blocker
City of Spokane officials and its chief financial officer, Gavin Cooley, have some things to consider in the coming months. Cooley, 61, will think about what to do after he retires at late this year or early in 2020
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