Ramsey Pruchnic, 31, describes himself as both a creative thinker and a serial entrepreneur, having established two new businesses in Spokane-an online marketing company and a donut shop-within less than a year.
Pruchnic says that for him, being a
In her 12 years of working at Next IT Corp., now a part of customer engagement company Verint Systems Inc., Jen Snell says she's never once been bored.
The 38-year-old vice president of product marketing for Verint's intelligent self-service business
Nearly two years after it was acquired by Trans World Entertainment Corp. for $75 million, Spokane-based online retailer etailz Inc. is expanding its offerings, adding employees, and increasing its sales.
'While much has changed over the years, we've
While podcasts have been around for over a decade, local enthusiasts say the medium is growing in popularity, with everyone from simple hobbyists to business owners looking to start their own broadcast.
Andrea Parrish is a digital marketing assistant
On a typical work day, between 10 and 15 dogs play, pant, and bark around Rover's downtown Spokane office.
'In our Seattle office, we can have up to 50 dogs because we have more employees over there,†says Jennifer Summers, Rover's Seattle-based
Coeur d'Alene-based fiber optic provider Fatbeam LLC has acquired a division of sister company Ednetics Inc. and is planning more acquisitions after securing $10 million in financing from two private equity firms.
Greg Green, CEO of Fatbeam, who
Members of a city-appointed working group charged with exploring options for a fiber optic network in Spokane say they've narrowed their focus to two possibilities: a public-private partnership or a private company.
The concept is not without its
When Seattle-based OAC Services Inc. first introduced a remotely controlled, moveable robot that enabled the user to visit with people in its Spokane office, employees weren't sure what to do with it.
'At first, it was, well this is kind cool, but
Ciena Corp., a Maryland-based global supplier of telecommunications networking equipment, software, and services, plans to close its Spokane Valley office this fall.
Jamie Moody, a Hanover, Md.-based spokeswoman for Ciena, says the decision to close its
Liberty Lake-based Britz Designs LLC designs products geared toward making lakeside living easier for homeowners, campers, and outdoor enthusiasts. This season marks the company's second summer of operations, and its owners say sales are climbing along