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plans every day. Fighting to keep costs down.
Creating programs that have a direct impact on our communities. And looking no farther
than our own backyards to know how to take care of Idahoans for generations to come.
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We are in the land title insurance business. We work to ensure people buy their homes with peace of mind, reduce their risks, and help protect their property rights. Since 1905, Title Financial Corporation has been a family-owned company that began in Blackfoot, Idaho, and spreads across Idaho, Montana, and Wyoming. In October 2022, our new subsidiary brand, Flying S Title & Escrow, was formed. “Why Flying S?” Flying S stems from a cattle brand that the company founder’s son, Dwain H. Stufflebeam, and his wife Joyce created years ago and have since used in their ranching operations in Southeast Idaho. The “S” signifies the family name, Stufflebeam, and the “wings” on each side represent Dwain’s love for flying. This new brand reflects ranchers’ and farmers’ “whatever it takes” attitude. It is this same attitude that the company wants to reflect in its culture. Learn more about Flying S Title & Escrow by visiting FSTE.COM.
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IDAHO’S BUSINESS LANDSCAPE:
From Potatoes to High-Tech
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n the year 1998, on the sunny shores of Menlo Park, California, two bright minds embarked on a journey that would change the world forever. Larry Page and Sergey Brin, still in the throes of their Ph.D. studies at Stanford University, decided to incorporate a small start-up called Google. Little did they know that this humble beginning would lead to the tech giant we know today .
commodities, the state ranks among the top agricultural powerhouses in the nation. In fact, Idaho is the third-largest agricultural state in the West, showcasing its deep-rooted connection to farming and ranching traditions.
But while Google was taking its first steps, another significant event was unfolding in the business world. It was the year that the Idaho Statesman dedicated time to honor and celebrate Idaho’s top 100 privately held businesses. This event marked a pivotal moment in the state’s vibrant business history. Idaho’s business story, however, began long before 1998. It traces its roots back to 1809 when the British operated a fur trading post known as Kullyspell House by Lake Pend Oreille. This establishment, the first in what would later become the 43rd state, marked the beginning of a thriving business ecosystem. Fast forward to 1864, and the Idaho Statesman began tri-weekly publishing in Boise, documenting the region’s economic and social evolution. Today, Idaho’s business landscape is a testament to its diversity and resilience. While the state is renowned for its potato production, its business sectors extend far beyond agriculture. From agribusiness and automotive sales to banking, healthcare, technology, and more, Idaho boasts a wide range of industries that contribute to its economic vibrancy. Agriculture, in particular, holds a special place in Idaho’s heart. With nearly 25,000 farms and ranches producing over 185 different
One remarkable success story that exemplifies Idaho’s growth and innovation is Micron. The journey of this semiconductor design company began in 1978 in the basement of a dental office in Boise. By 1980, Micron had broken ground on its first fabrication plant, setting the stage for groundbreaking developments. In just a few years, the company introduced the world’s smallest 256K DRAM, propelling itself into industry leadership. Today, Micron stands as a global technology giant, a testament to Idaho’s potential for innovation. Another prominent player on Idaho’s business stage is KPMG, a global professional services firm offering a wide range of services, including audit, tax, advisory, and consulting. Their multi-disciplinary approach and deep industry knowledge have made them one of the “Big Four” accounting firms worldwide. KPMG’s presence in Idaho reflects the state’s growing importance on the international business map. Idaho Trust Bank, founded in 1994 by the Prohaska brothers, Daniel and Thomas,
Representing over
$55 billion in annual revenue
epitomizes personalized banking and wealth management. Their commitment to exceptional, relationship-based service has garnered trust and loyalty from clients seeking tailored financial solutions. Idaho Trust Bank is more than just a financial institution; it’s a partner in its clients’ financial journeys.
businesses represents over $55 billion in annual revenue, showcasing the state’s economic strength and resilience. Of these honorees, 61 are based in the Boise/Meridian area, while 39 are spread across Idaho, illustrating the geographic diversity of business success in the state.
In the realm of legal services, Holland & Hart stands tall. This law firm, with its extensive expertise, serves clients of all sizes, from emerging businesses to large corporations. Their comprehensive legal offerings cover areas such as corporate law, litigation, and intellectual property. Moreover, Holland & Hart’s commitment to community service and pro bono work reflects the values of Idaho’s business community, which places great importance on giving back.
These rankings are based on annual gross income, a testament to the growth and prosperity of Idaho’s businesses. This year, KPMG, LLP compiled the survey results, further highlighting its significance in Idaho’s business ecosystem.
Gabe Hamilton, the administrative partner of Holland & Hart’s Boise office, emphasizes their commitment to community involvement. The firm’s attorneys dedicate their time to pro bono legal services and civic contributions, supporting various organizations focused on arts, education, health, human rights, and more. The Holland & Hart Foundation, celebrating its 25th anniversary, exemplifies their dedication to community building. In 2023, Idaho’s business landscape continues to flourish. The annual list of Idaho’s top 100
Idaho’s business journey has evolved significantly since the days of fur trading posts and tri-weekly newspapers. Today, it is a state defined by diversity, innovation, and a strong sense of community. With Micron’s global impact, KPMG’s international, Idaho Trust Bank’s personalized service, Holland & Hart’s legal expertise, and the success of countless others, Idaho’s business landscape continues to thrive and inspire. The state’s history and future are intricately intertwined with the stories of these businesses, reflecting the resilience, innovation, and entrepreneurial spirit that define Idaho’s business community.
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FAMILY OWNED COMPANIES
N E W C O M PA N I E S TO THE LIST Coleman Oil Colliers
R E T U R N E D TO T H E L I S T Catalyst Medical Group Valley Office Systems Global Travel D&D Transportation Services, Inc. The Caxton Printers Ltd.
71%
OF COMPANIES WITH REVENUE GROWTH
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Petra Incorporated
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2022 REVENUES (MILLIONS)
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PARTNERSHIP
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OTHER
HIGHEST REVENUE GROWTH (% YOY)
Petra Incorporated Highest Newcomer
2022 IDAHO EMPLOYEES
2022 TOTAL EMPLOYEES
AGRIBUSINESS
6
$13,054.03
4,622
18,546
CONSTRUCTION
17
$4,460.48
3,870
4,922
MANUFACTURING
11
$4,044.49
4,240
8,952
OTHER
14
$9,455.49
5,614
12,198
RETAIL
17
$15,746.68
8,675
31,730
SERVICES
21
$4,339.69
6,052
12,923
TECHNOLOGY
7
$1,562.40
909
1,752
WHOLESALE TRADE
7
$2,533.02
1,051
1,489
100
$55,196.28
35,033
92,512
TOTALS
Personalized Banking for Tomorrow’s Idaho We’re here to help you navigate your financial future. Idaho Trust Bank: A Legacy of Personalized Banking for Nearly 30 Years Idaho Trust Bank, easily recognized among the state’s banking landscape, is approaching its 30th anniversary with Thomas Prohaska, co-founder and CEO, at the helm. Founded in 1994, Prohaska and his co-founder, brother Daniel Prohaska, envisioned a financial institution that placed relationships at the forefront of its mission in a way that was unique in the industry. Frustrated by the impersonal service they experienced at larger institutions, they envisioned a bank that felt more like a community—a place where clients are greeted by name, where every call connects with a dedicated expert, and crucially, where decisions are made right here in Idaho. Distinguishing itself from the crowd, Idaho Trust Bank epitomizes relationship-based banking. The bank’s size, while big enough to handle complex business concerns, is also intimate enough to cater to the needs of the average Idahoan. “Our offerings span from daily banking essentials like checking and savings accounts, loans, and credit cards to more specialized areas like wealth management*, investment strategies*, trust administration, and business succession services,” said Thomas Prohaska. “Our approach is always tailored to the specific requirements of our clients, which helps ensure a seamless banking experience.” With a client-centric approach, Idaho Trust Bank offers convenience and accessibility and a wide range of tailored solutions. Clients can do their banking in person, online, or through mobile devices. The bank’s staff continuously expands the bank’s offerings to align with evolving customer needs. By updating its knowledge and staying abreast of changing trends, the staff offers its customers great technology along with excellent customer service. Staff members attend conferences, workshops, and classes to ensure their advice and solutions remain relevant and effective.
A Solution to Lost “100-Year Banks” The disappearance of Idaho’s “100-year banks” in the early ‘90s through acquisitions by larger, out-of-state mega-banks has left a void in personalized, localized service and created frustration among clients who valued those qualities. Setting itself apart from this trend, Idaho Trust Bank fosters a strong sense of community by taking the interests of its customers to heart and ensuring client commitment. Geographic Presence Beyond its Boise branch, Idaho Trust Bank maintains a branch in Coeur d’Alene and has a trust office in Las Vegas, Nevada. This physical presence underscores the bank’s commitment to serving local communities and making client-focused decisions every step along the way. “The bank’s primary mission is to help clients create and preserve wealth for generations,” said Prohaska. “This is accomplished by our commitment to core values such as relationship-driven service, personal integrity, continued community commitment, talented teams working together, and financial expertise. Every solution we offer is meticulously tailored to resonate with our client’s unique requirements.” Looking ahead, Idaho Trust Bank is committed to evolving. Its growth strategy includes expanding digital offerings and introducing new products and services, all driven by the growing needs of its clients. The bank’s dedication to meeting the challenges of the future, together with its clients, remains unwavering. As it approaches its 30th year, Idaho Trust Bank remains steadfast in its commitment to the Prohaska brothers’ vision and stands as a testament to the enduring spirit of community-based, personalized banking. Keeping that in mind, Idaho Trust Bank is dedicated to enhancing client relationships, maintaining local decision-making, and continuing to adapt. The bank appears poised to thrive in the ever-evolving financial landscape.
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*Not a deposit. Not FDIC insured. Not insured by any federal government agency. Not guaranteed by the bank. May go down in value.
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Boise’s business environment fuels growth Over the past 25 years, Boise has experienced significant economic growth and become a hub for technology, healthcare and manufacturing industries, attracting businesses and workers from all over the country. According to the KPMG 2023 U.S. CEO Outlook, 79% of the 400 U.S. CEOs surveyed are confident about the growth prospects of their companies over the next three years. This is reflected in Boise’s business environment, which is known for being business-friendly and supportive of entrepreneurship and innovation. One of the key factors driving Boise’s growth is its low cost of living and low taxes. This has led to the 12 | IDAHO 100
creation of many new businesses, both large and small, that have contributed to the city’s economic success. Boise has seen a surge in employment, with a 44% increase in total employment from January 2013 to August 2023, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor. The city’s unemployment rate has consistently been below the national average, and its job growth rate has been higher than the national average for several years. This is due in part to the city’s diverse economy, which includes a mix of industries such as healthcare, technology and manufacturing. These three industries have seen significant growth in Boise over the past few years. The major hospitals and healthcare providers in the city have created a high demand for healthcare workers, including doctors, nurses and support staff. Boise has become a hub for tech startups and established companies alike, creating high-paying
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jobs in fields such as software development, data analysis and cybersecurity. The city is also home to several major manufacturing companies, including a leading producer of computer memory and computer data storage products. Boise’s quality of life is also a major draw for businesses and workers. The city is known for its outdoor recreation opportunities, including skiing, hiking and biking. It also has a vibrant arts and culture scene, with many museums, galleries and theaters. Looking ahead, Boise’s business and employment trends are expected to continue the upward trajectory they have had over the past 25 years. The city has become a top destination for businesses and workers alike, thanks to its supportive environment, diverse economy and high quality of life. The KPMG 2023 U.S. CEO Outlook found that CEOs are optimistic about the future, with many planning to invest in new technologies and expand their businesses. This bodes well for Boise’s business community, which is poised for continued growth and success in the years to come. IDAHO STATESMAN
of the 400 U.S. CEOs surveyed are confident about the growth prospects of their companies over the next three years. KPMG 2023 U.S. CEO Outlook
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increase in total employment from January 2013 to August 2023 U.S. Bureau of Labor
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Wright Brothers, The Building Company wbtbc.com 208-938-6000
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As Idaho residents we see the past, present, and future in the ever-changing skyline and in the fields between developments that remain a stalwart legacy of hard work and sacrifice. Through three generations, Wright Brothers has written a future alongside Idaho’s. From humble beginnings in Rupert to the construction of our state-of-the-art 22,000 square foot headquarters in Star, decades of experience have turned an imagined future into a realized one. Years of sustainable growth see Wright Brothers as a nationally recognized contractor with projects in 17 states and 130 local employees. Our past has driven our present and continues to sustain our community, employees, and clients’ futures.
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In Time Tec
intimetec.com 208-258-2424
In Time Tec is a global software solutions company based in Meridian, Idaho, with offices in California, Oregon, Dubai, South Korea, Netherlands, Australia, and India. We partner closely with our clients to supplement and support their teams to build software products focused on achieving business goals. Our commitment to our employees, clients, and partners is to generate a future built on our core values of trust, transparency, integrity, and leadership. This builds strong relationships with clients and promotes a robust and sustainable technology sector within Idaho. From the very beginning our mission has always been to create abundance – we just happen to build software.
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A-1 Heating, Air Conditioning & Electric a1heating.com 208-343-4445
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A-1 Heating, Air Conditioning & Electric is the total package when it comes to home comfort, air quality, and supporting the community. This company’s reputation and standard speaks for itself in the field. The qualified teams at A-1 maintain, repair, and install heating, cooling, and air purification systems, along with covering electrical needs. A-1’s Maintenance Value Program helps over 5,000 homeowners by keeping homes comfortable year-round and ensuring equipment is running properly to help prevent emergency calls. A-1’s staff and owners have partnered with charities such as the Wyakin Warrior Foundation, Boys and Girls Club, Idaho Food Bank, Rake up Meridian and local athletics. IDAHO 100 | 15
J.R. Simplot Company Boise Agribusiness | Manufacturing simplot.com
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WinCo Holdings, Inc. Boise Retail Trade wincofoods.com
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J.R. Simplot Company has an integrated portfolio including food processing and brands, phosphate mining, fertilizer manufacturing, farming, ranching and cattle production, and more.
WinCo Holdings, Inc is an employee-owned chain of 140 grocery stores in 10 states. Each location makes the lives of customers and employee owners better by offering the lowest possible prices.
Executives: Garrett Lofto
Executives: Grant M. Haag
Last Year Ranking: 2
Last Year Ranking: 1
Jackson Foods | Jackson Energy
Meridian Diversifed Holdings jacksons.com | jacksonenergyco.com
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Kendall Dealership Holdings, LLC Meridian Retail Trade kendallautogroup.com
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Jackson Foods/Jackson Energy does proficient and secure services for retail, wholesale, transportation, and real estate in over 2,000 sites in 11 states.
Kendall Dealership Holdings, LLC is a family-owned automotive enterprise with dealerships and service centers in Idaho, Oregon, Washington, Montana, and Alaska.
Executives: Cory Jackson, Tony Stone
Executives: Dave Blewett, Michael Skillern
Last Year Ranking: 3
Last Year Ranking: 6
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Woodgrain, Inc.
Fruitland Manufacturing & Distribution woodgrain.com
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Melaleuca, Inc.
Idaho Falls Consumer Direct Marketing melaleuca.com
Woodgrain, Inc. is a manufacturer and distributor of lumber, doors, windows, and millwork products. It has over 25 locations and has been family owned and operated for over 65 years.
As a world-leader in consumer direct marketing, Melaleuca, Inc. does both manufacturing and distribution of personal care, home hygiene, and nutritional and health products.
Executives: Kelly Dame, Darin Holderness
Executives: Frank L. VanderSloot, Jerry Felton
Last Year Ranking: 8
Last Year Ranking: 5
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Agri Beef Co. Boise Agribusiness agribeef.com
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Blue Cross of Idaho Health Service, Inc. Meridian Health Insurance bcidaho.com
Known as a fine producer of high-quality branded meat products, Agri Beef Co. has offerings such as Snake River Farms Wagyu Beef and Double R Ranch - Northwest Beef.
An Idaho-based, not-for-profit health insurer, Blue Cross of Idaho Health Service, Inc. is focused on improving the healthcare experience for members and supporting the health of all Idahoans.
Executives: Robert Rebholtz, Jr., Kim Stuart
Executives: Charlene Maher, Paul Zurlo
Last Year Ranking: 7
Last Year Ranking: 4
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Coleman Oil Lewiston Wholesale Trade colemanoil.com
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Amalgamated Sugar Company Boise Manufacturing amalgamatedsugar.com
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Coleman Oil is expertly engaged in the wholesale and retail sale of fuel and lubricant products throughout the Pacific Northwest.
An agricultural co-op composed of nearly 700 growers from Idaho, Oregon, and Washington, Amalgamated Sugar Company is the second largest U.S sugarbeet producer and manufactures 10% of the U. S’s sugar.
Executives: Robert Coleman, Ian Coleman
Executives: Mike Garner, Fran Malecha
Last Year Ranking: N/A
Last Year Ranking: 11
Valley Wide Cooperative Nampa Agribusiness valleywidecoop.com
11
CBH Homes Meridian Construction cbhhomes.com
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Since 1920, Valley Wide Cooperative has proudly served local communities through its three business divisions in agronomy, energy, and farm supply stores.
Idaho’s number-one locally owned and operated home builder for the past three decades, CBH Homes has built over 25,000 homes for happy owners.
Executives: Dave Holtom, Brad Locke
Executives: Corey Barton, Ronda Conger
Last Year Ranking: 16
Last Year Ranking: 9
The Terteling Company, Inc. Boise Constuction westernstatescat.com agri-service.com
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Engineered Structures, Inc. (ESI) Meridian Construction esiconstruction.com
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The Terteling Company, Inc. is a family-owned Caterpillar and AGCO equipment dealership with over 1,200 employees across five states and it maintains top-notch customer service.
Engineered Structures, Inc. does general contracting, construction management, design-build and preconstruction services in markets including offices, multifamily housing, healthcare, retail and more.
Executives: Brian Larsen, Kelly Olson
Executives: Thomas D. Hill, Neil W. Nelson
Last Year Ranking: 12
Last Year Ranking: 22
Scentsy, Inc. Meridian Retail Trade scentsy.com
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The Pacific Companies Eagle Real Estate Development tpchousing.com
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Scentsy, Inc. is a global direct selling company offering a range of elegant home fragrance, personal care, and home cleaning products through independent consultants.
The Pacific Companies is a real estate firm specializing in the development and ownership of top-quality multifamily and senior citizen housing.
Executives: Dan Orchard
Executives: Caleb Roope
Last Year Ranking: 10
Last Year Ranking: 20
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POWER Engineers Hailey Engineering | Consulting powereng.com
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ClickSales, Inc. Boise Technology clickbank.com
POWER Engineers is an engineering and environmental consulting firm specializing in innovative energy solutions that build success for its clients.
The marketplace from ClickSales, Inc. provides ecommerce technology for product owners to sell their inventory online and connect them with affiliate marketers to grow their sales.
Executives: Jim Haynes, Holger Peller
Executives: Kelly Householder, Ryan Vestal
Last Year Ranking: 17
Last Year Ranking: 15
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Peterson Auto Group Boise Retail Trade petersoncars.com
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Stinker Stores Boise Retail Trade stinker.com
An Idaho original since 1923, Peterson Auto Group is a family-owned business providing excellent sales, service, and insurance for new and used vehicles.
Stinker Stores is an Idaho convenience store chain with over 100 locations in Idaho, Colorado and Wyoming. Its affiliated companies include Arrowrock Supply and Westpoint Transportation.
Executives: Brady Peterson, Nils Peterson
Executives: Charley D. Jones, Nate Brazier
Last Year Ranking: 13
Last Year Ranking: 18
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Idaho Pacific Lumber Company Inc. Meridian Wholesale Trade idapac.com
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Dennis Dillon Auto Group Boise Retail Trade dennisdillon.com
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Since 1979, Idaho Pacific Lumber Company Inc. has been a provider of wood products for high density and singlefamily tract housing and commercial building projects across America.
Dennis Dillon Auto Group is a family-owned business providing sales and service of automobiles, commercial vehicles, motor homes, travel trailers, and powersport and marine products for over 49 years.
Executives: Eric D. Grandeen, Scott E. Sunday
Executives: Brad Dillon, Duane Sessions
Last Year Ranking: 29
Last Year Ranking: 19
North Wind Group
Idaho Falls Construction | Services | Transportation Technology northwindgrp.com
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Capitol Distributing Caldwell Wholesale Trade capitoldist.com
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North Wind Group is a leader in environmental, engineering, construction, facility operations and infrastructure, IT/Cyber enterprise management, and radiological, waste and laboratory services.
Convenience retailers rely on Capitol Distributing for merchandising and technology solutions for broad-line products being shipped to stores in Idaho, Oregon, Washington, Nevada, Arizona, and Utah.
Executives: Chris Leichtweis, John Bukowski
Executives: Tremayne Arnold, Shane Hansen
Last Year Ranking: 21
Last Year Ranking: 24
Regence BlueShield of Idaho Lewiston Health Insurance regence.com
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Litehouse, Inc. Sandpoint Manufacturing litehousefoods.com
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Regence BlueShield of Idaho is a local-proud health solutions company committed to making health care easier and lives better for those its staff are privileged to serve.
Based in Sandpoint, ID, Litehouse, Inc. is a leader in refrigerated salad dressings, dips, and other innovative consumer packaged goods.
Executives: Mark Ruszczyk, Trish Quarles
Executives: Kelly Prior, Matt Burrows
Last Year Ranking: 23
Last Year Ranking: 26
CompuNet, Inc. Meridian Technology compunet.biz
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Norco, Inc. Boise Distributor norco-inc.com
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CompuNet, Inc. has innovative IT solutions for consulting, designing, and implementation services that can be built on-premises or in the cloud for ideal service for its clients.
Celebrating 75 years, Norco, Inc. is an independent medical, industrial, safety, and gas supplier with over 70 locations in seven states with proud and dedicated employee-owners.
Executives: Nolan Schoo, Jay Ellis
Executives: Nicole Kissler, Brent Seward
Last Year Ranking: 33
Last Year Ranking: 28
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Franklin Building Supply Co. Boise Retail Trade franklinbuildingsupply.com
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Hubble Homes, LLC Boise Construction hubblehomes.com
Builders, remodelers, and consumers rely on Franklin Building Supply Co. for its full-service building supply sales at fair prices and its honest transactions.
Hubble Homes, LLC is Idaho’s preferred residential homebuilder, and it offers high value, exceptional design and lifestyle personalization in beautiful communities.
Executives: Levi Smith, Aaron Price
Executives: E. Don Hubble, Lee Dixon
Last Year Ranking: 27
Last Year Ranking: 30
Potandon Produce, LLC Idaho Falls Agribusiness potandon.com
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Land View, Inc. Rupert Agribusiness lvf.com
Potandon Produce, LLC is an effective national sales and marketing company for fresh potatoes and onions. Its customer service and efficiency are unparalleled in the industry.
Land View, Inc. manufactures, warehouses, distributes, and delivers agricultural crop inputs, dairy and livestock feeds and ingredients, and industrial and food process chemicals.
Executives: Mel Davenport, Eric Downum
Executives: Roy M. Young, Lance L. Whitney
Last Year Ranking: 31
Last Year Ranking: 35
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Hayden Beverage Company Boise Wholesale Trade haydenbeverage.com
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Headwaters Construction Company Rexburg Construction headwaterscc.com
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Hayden Beverage Company is the trusted and efficient distributor of beer, wine, Red Bull, and non-alcohol products throughout Idaho, Washington, and Montana.
As an industry-leading general contractor and construction manager, Headwaters Construction Company has expertise in commercial and high-end residential construction.
Executives: John Dodds Hayden, Andy Mitchell
Executives: Stan Marshall, Jason Streit
Last Year Ranking: 37
Last Year Ranking: 41
Commercial Tire, Inc. Meridian Retail Trade commercialtire.com
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Oppenheimer Companies, Inc.
Food Sales & Marketing Food Processing | Real Estate oppcos.com
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Some of the best provisioning of tires and related services in the Northwest comes from Commercial Tire, Inc. It serves businesses and consumers in Idaho, Utah, Washington, and Oregon.
Oppenheimer Companies, Inc. does food processing and distribution, sales and marketing industries as well as two affiliated companies involved in real estate.
Executives: Bob Schwenkfelder, Trent Schwenfelder
Executives: Arthur F. (Skip) Oppenheimer, Douglas F. Oppenheimer
Last Year Ranking: 42
Last Year Ranking: 39
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Auto Ranch Group, Inc. Meridian Automotive Retail goautoranch.com
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Interstate Group, LLC Nampa Retail | Manufacturing trailersplus.com
Auto Ranch Group, Inc. is a retail automotive dealership in parts of Idaho and Oregon with seven locations and 20 new vehicle franchises. This is Idaho’s largest fleet and commercial vehicle dealership.
Interstate Group, LLC is a manufacturer of enclosed cargo and dump trailers sold through its TrailersPlus network of over 80 factory-direct trailer stores nationwide.
Executives: D. Todd McCurry, Darren Potter
Executives: Michael Snow, Shawn Luteyn
Last Year Ranking: 36
Last Year Ranking: 40
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United Heritage Financial Group Meridian Insurance unitedheritage.com
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Truckstop New Plymouth Technology truckstop.com
United Heritage Financial Group offers individual life insurance and annuities, group life, disability and vision insurance, and property and auto insurance throughout 49 states.
Truckstop is a trusted partner for carriers, brokers and shippers. Its services empower the freight community through a platform of innovative solutions.
Executives: Todd Gill, Jeff Neumeyer
Executives: Kendra Tucker, Julia Laurin
Last Year Ranking: 38
Last Year Ranking: 44
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While other electric utilities talk about decreasing their carbon footprint, Fall River Electric Cooperative is leading the way! Hydropower, produced by our own hydro facilities, and the power purchased from our wholesale power suppliers provide all of the renewable energy we send down the lines to our customers. Hydropower is our superpower! Fall River Electric is an electric cooperative owned by you, the customers we serve. They are our owner-members!
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Innovative energy for our residential members through our new community solar project. Providing renewable energy to our ownermembers while improving the environment for everyone.
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Hawkins Companies Boise Real Estate hawkinscompanies.com
41
Lyle Pearson Automotive Group Boise Retail Trade lylepearson.com
42
Hawkins Companies is a national commercial real estate development and management company. Its staff are passionate about enhancing communities and creating places to live, learn, work, and play.
Lyle Pearson Automotive Group is a leading luxury automotive dealership that has new vehicle franchise agreements with Porsche, Mercedes-Benz, Jaguar, Land Rover, Volvo, and Acura.
Executives: Brian Huffaker
Executives: Travis Brandenburgh, Ryan Gee
Last Year Ranking: 32
Last Year Ranking: 55
Lovevery Boise Retail Trade lovevery.com
43
Gritman Medical Center Moscow Healthcare gritman.org
44
An early learning program, Lovevery supports families with its stage-based play essentials for children and its child development content for parents.
Gritman Medical Center is a leading nonprofit critical access hospital and regional network of primary care and specialty clinics. Its physicians bring advanced and compassionate care to their region.
Executives: Roderick Morris, Jessica Rolph
Executives: Kara Besst, Dani Lynas
Last Year Ranking: 50
Last Year Ranking: 43
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Small Mine Development, LLC Boise Construction undergroundmining.com
45
Petra, Inc. Meridian Construction petrainc.net
46
Small Mine Development, LLC is the local industry leader when it comes to producing highly safe, productive, and innovative mining solutions.
The staff at Petra, Inc. are passionate about building up people, serving customers, and delivering complex projects that enhance the surrounding communities.
Executives: Keith Jones, Cheryl Gmirkin
Executives: Brett Myron, James MacIsaac
Last Year Ranking: 46
Last Year Ranking: 64
Delta Dental of Idaho Boise Services - Dental Benefits deltadentalid.com
47
Bronco Motors, Inc. Boise Retail broncomotors.com
48
Delta Dental of Idaho is the state’s leading dental benefits carrier. It provides quality, affordable dental plans for companies and individuals, and is committed to improving dental health.
Bronco Motors, Inc. is a new and used car dealership for Nissan, Infiniti, Mitsubishi, and Hyundai. It also does vehicle service and sells parts at its six locations.
Executives: Greg Donaca
Executives: Grant Petersen, Jr., Brayden Petersen
Last Year Ranking: 47
Last Year Ranking: 45
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Jackson BevCo, Inc. Boise Retail jacksonbevco.com
49
Boise Peterbilt, Inc. Boise Transportation jgpete.com
50
Jackson BevCo, Inc. is the premier nicotine retailer in the Pacific Northwest and maintains 63 stores that specialize in specialty tobacco and vape products, beer, wine, liquor, and premium cigars.
Boise Peterbilt, Inc. is a full-service distributor that does sales, service, body shop work, and financing of Peterbilt heavy and medium duty transportation equipment.
Executives: Andrea Jackson, Debbie Miller
Executives: Blake A. Jackson, Bruce Adams
Last Year Ranking: 48
Last Year Ranking: 52
Thomas Management, LLC Meridian Services thomascuisine.com
51
Wright Brothers, The Building Company, Eagle, LLC Eagle Construction wbtbc.com
52
A top-rated foodservice operator, Thomas Management, LLC doing business as Thomas Cuisine delivers wholesome scratch made cuisine for corporations, senior living communities, schools, and healthcare locations.
Wright Brothers, The Building Company, Eagle, LLC does general contracting, design-build, and construction management services throughout the United States.
Executives: Alison Patt, Nick Krieger
Executives: Zach Higgins, Trevor Wright
Last Year Ranking: 49
Last Year Ranking: 62
Smith Chevrolet Co. Inc. Idaho Falls Automotive Sales & Service smithchevy.net
53
RM Mechanical, Inc. Boise Construction rmmechanical.net
54
Smith Chevrolet Co. Inc. knows how to keep its business practice simple, so its personnel treat their guests like family and their cars as if they were their own.
RM Mechanical, Inc. specializes in food processing, semi conductor process piping, industrial manufacturers, wastewater treatment facilities, commercial construction and more.
Executives: Cannon Smith, Nathan Johns
Executives: Tony Magnuson, Brad Horn
Last Year Ranking: 51
Last Year Ranking: 58
Western Trailer Sales Co. Boise Manufacturing westerntrailer.com
55
Hoff Companies, Inc. Meridian Diversified Holdings hoffc.com
56
Western Trailer Sales Co. is a manufacturer of over-the-road trailers, and produces flatbed, wood residual, agricultural, and refuse trailers serving industries across the U.S.
Hoff Companies, Inc. handles wholesale distribution of building materials, vinyl window manufacturing, timberland management, and land development.
Executives: Clint J. Whitehead, Vicki L. Kovash
Executives: Brian Hoff, Charlie Hoff
Last Year Ranking: 54
Last Year Ranking: 56
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Ednetics, Inc. Post Falls Technology ednetics.com
57
RSCI
Boise Construction rscigroup.com
58
Ednetics, Inc. has some of the most advanced technology solutions for kindergarten through high school classes, libraries, higher education, and government.
An efficient and time-tested construction firm, RSCI specializes in services for federal government, wastewater and water treatment facilities, and design-build services.
Executives: Shawn Swanby, Will Stowe
Executives: Zeke Johnson
Last Year Ranking: 59
Last Year Ranking: 57
North Canyon Medical Center Gooding Healthcare northcanyon.org
59
Western Construction, Inc. Boise Construction wciboise.com
60
North Canyon Medical Center is a critical access hospital with locations throughout Magic Valley. It embraces patient first values and has advanced services for local families, allowing peace of mind.
Western Construction, Inc. performs all phases of highway construction from crushing to grading to paving. Its projects last well into the future and keep the community moving.
Executives: J’Dee Adams, Ryan Wilson
Executives: Steven Heaton, Robert Von Lintig
Last Year Ranking: 63
Last Year Ranking: 75
J-U-B Engineers, Inc Meridian Professional Civil Engineering jub.com
61
Tomlinson & Associates, Inc. Boise Diversified Holdings tomlinsonandassociates.com
62
J-U-B Engineers, Inc. is a civil engineering firm which also offers environmental funding assistance, landscape architecture, GIS, planning, public involvement, and surveying.
Tomlinson & Associates, Inc. is a vertically integrated multifamily commercial real estate company. It provides property and asset management, development, and rehabilitation services in the Northwest.
Executives: Timothy J. Haener, Brian D. Smith
Executives: Greg Tomlinson, Katie Rosanbalm
Last Year Ranking: 68
Last Year Ranking: 67
Inteframe Components, LLC Nampa Manufacturing inteframe.com
63
Premier Technology, Inc. Blackfoot Manufacturing ptius.net
64
Interframe Components, LLC is one of the most efficient and professional manufacturers of wood roof and floor trusses and it provides excellent structural engineering services.
Business owners rely on Premier Technology, Inc, for its top-quality and durable custom metal fabrication and its detailed installation services.
Executives: T. Kent Mills, Thomas Manning
Executives: Douglas Wale, Shelly Sayer
Last Year Ranking: 66
Last Year Ranking: 72
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Syringa Networks Boise Telecommunications syringanetworks.net
65
Eagle Forest Products, LLC
Eagle Wholesale | Manufacturing | Forest Products eaglefp.net
66
Syringa Networks provides internet, voice services, SD-WAN, IT security, managed network solutions to customers in the U.S. and across the globe.
Eagle Forest Products, LLC does industrial lumber marketing, manufacturing and distribution, with plants in Oregon, Wisconsin, and Alabama, and sales and distribution in Idaho, Texas, and Virgina.
Executives: Doug Phillips, Chip Hull
Executives: Brad Bower, Cary Holaday
Last Year Ranking: 69
Last Year Ranking: 65
Title Financial Corporation Blackfoot Real Estate titlefc.com
67
Fresca Mexican Foods, LLC Caldwell Manufacturing | Food-Bakery frescamex.com
68
Title Financial Corporation is one of the largest regional title companies in the Northwest currently serving 66 counties throughout Idaho, Montana, and Wyoming.
Fresca Mexican Foods, LLC is known for making the freshest, most flavorful, and best performing tortillas, wraps and chips in foodservice for customers around the world.
Executives: Quinn Stufflebeam, Peggy Turner
Executives: Andrew Savin, John Rosellini
Last Year Ranking: 61
Last Year Ranking: 78
Dillabaugh Flooring Company
Boise Retail Trade dillabaughsflooringamerica.com
69
HC Company
Boise Commercial Construction hcco-inc.com
70
Dillabaugh’s Flooring America performs installation services for flooring, cabinetry, and granite counters for retail clients; it also does new residential and commercial construction.
Headquartered in Boise, HC Company brings its valued management skills to its clientele for their needs in general contracting and construction management.
Executives: Casey Dillabaugh, Jeff Kapp
Executives: Dan Hayes, Matthew Smith
Last Year Ranking: 80
Last Year Ranking: 81
Empire Holdings, Inc Hayden empireairlines.com empireaerospace.com empireunmanned.com
71
Heartland Pharmacy Ammon LTC Pharmacy pharmeaserx.com
72
Empire Holdings, Inc provides professional and secure air freight services for FedEx throughout the Western U.S. and Alaska, and various UAV services in the Northwest.
Heartland Pharmacy is an independent long-term care pharmacy serving the industries of assisted living, skilled nursing, home health and hospice, and mental health.
Executives: Timothy D. Komberec, Scott Marikis
Executives: Reece Christensen, Glen Young
Last Year Ranking: 73
Last Year Ranking: 77
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CM Company, Inc. Boise Construction cmcompany.com
73
Mountain View Equipment Co. Meridian Agribusiness mtvieweq.com
74
CM Company, Inc. does top-notch and industry-leading construction management, general contracting, design build, and pre-construction services for public and private clients.
The area’s best retail sales of farm and construction equipment comes from Mountain View Equipment Co.; it also has excellent industry-specific parts and services.
Executives: Trey Crookston, Anna Sparrell, Brian Hetmer
Executives: Randy Stewart, Tom Nicholson
Last Year Ranking: 71
Last Year Ranking: 82
Steed Construction, Inc. Eagle Construction steedconstruction.com
75
Healthwise Boise Healthcare healthwise.org
76
Steed Construction, Inc. is a general contractor specializing in the management and construction of offices, warehouse and distribution facilities, and projects for hospitality, retail and more.
Healthwise builds some of the world’s best health content and software that equips clinicians, care teams, patients, and health consumers.
Executives: Scott A. Steed, Chris R. Steed
Executives: Adam Husney, Elizabeth Beem
Last Year Ranking: 79
Last Year Ranking: 76
Northwest Equipment Sales, Inc Boise Transportation nwesales.com
77
Fall River Rural Electric Cooperative, Inc. Ashton Utility fallriverelectric.com
78
With four locations, Northwest Equipment Sales, Inc. is a full line dealer for Mack and Volvo trucks and Ottawa Terminal Tractors. It is a franchise dealer for Mac, LTT, Trail-eze Trailers, and more.
Fall River Rural Electric Cooperative, Inc. is owned by its customers, and governed by an elected board providing electric service to portions of Idaho, Montanna, and Wyoming.
Executives: Jim Hibler, Jesse Hibler
Executives: Bryan Case, Dave Peterson
Last Year Ranking: 84
Last Year Ranking: 83
Purdy Enterprises, Inc. Boise Manufacturing gopps.com gopas.us
79
Fisher’s Technology Boise Services fisherstech.com
80
Purdy Enterprises, Inc. operates three divisions in Idaho; Precision Pumping System, Ranchers Supply and Precision Automation System in addition to a location in Columbia, South Carolina.
Fisher Technology efficiently manages IT environments, sells and services copiers and printers, and streamlines business operations with tested electronic document workflow solutions.
Executives: Nick Purdy, Randy Purdy
Executives: Chris Taylor, Ty Grigsby
Last Year Ranking: 89
Last Year Ranking: 88
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ACI Northwest, Inc. Coeur d’Alene Construction acinw.com
81
In Time Tec Meridian Technology intimetec.com
82
Northwest, Inc. provides heavy construction, mine support, and HVAC commercial construction and services. It also performs site preparation, installs water and sewer mains and underground utilities.
In Time Tec is a global software solutions company committed to creating abundance. It does this alongside, and through the building of software.
Executives: Bill Radobenko, Ada Loper
Executives: Jeet Kumar, Dan Puga
Last Year Ranking: 90
Last Year Ranking: 99
Fresh Air Manufacturing (FAMCO) Meridian Manufacturing famcomfg.com
83
Kingston Companies
Idaho Falls Real Estate | Produce | Wholesale Transportation | Diversified Holdings kingstoncorp.com
84
Fresh Air Manufacturing is one of the best manufacturers and distributors of quality ventilation and roofing products. FAMCO has been proudly family owned and operated since 1989.
Kingston Companies handles food distribution, farming, transportation brokerage, property development and management, eco-friendly energy, distressed bank loan portfolios, and loan servicing.
Executives: Jeff McCarthy
Executives: Dave Kingston, Nick Kingston
Last Year Ranking: 92
Last Year Ranking: 60
Eaglewood Homes Meridian Construction eaglewood.com
85
Health West, Inc. Pocatello Healthcare | Primary care healthwestinc.org
86
New homes of outstanding quality and craftsmanship are built by Eaglewood Homes, and its projects span areas in the Treasure Valley.
Health West, Inc. is a nonprofit, federally funded, community health center that provides quality, affordable health care throughout Southeast Idaho.
Executives: Abram Neider, Heather Green
Executives: Mindy Benedetti, Amy Tovey
Last Year Ranking: 87
Last Year Ranking: 93
Catalyst Medical Group Lewiston Healthcare catalystmedicalgroup.com
87
Bay Shore Systems, Inc. Rathdrum Manufacturing bayshoresystems.com
88
Catalyst Medical Group is one of the area’s best physician owned, multi-specialty clinics; it was formed when Lewiston Orthopedics and Valley Medical Center joined forces.
Bay Shore Systems, Inc. manufactures top-quality equipment for drilling contractors, and utilities and transmission line companies, and it offers rentals and a dedicated service department.
Executives: Karl Sundberg, Helen Kenyon
Executives: Herb Minatre, Karl Patchin
Last Year Ranking: N/A
Last Year Ranking: 86
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Tates Rents Boise Equipment Rental tatesrents.com
89
The Russell Corporation Meridian Construction russcorp.com
90
Tates Rents and its employee owners proudly offer Idaho’s finest equipment rental inventory, with Tates Rents’s legendary service and expert advice.
Known as the go-to commercial general contractor serving the Northwest, The Russell Corporation has a reputation for quality and transparency.
Executives: Haley Hennessey, Bryan Meier
Executives: Neal H. Russell, Sharon K. Russell
Last Year Ranking: 96
Last Year Ranking: 97
TOK Commericial Boise Services-Real Estate Property Management tokcommercial.com
91
Valley Office Systems Idaho Falls Technology valleyofficesystems.com
92
TOK Commercial offers real estate services including brokerage, property management, and maintenance. Its personnel have completed nearly 1,000 transactions and manage 10 million square feet of property.
Valley Office Systems provides sales and service of office equipment, supplies, and furniture. Customers recognize it as a service company above all else.
Executives: Michael Ballantyne, Marc Stimpson
Executives: Howard Hansen, Jim Kolsen
Last Year Ranking: 91
Last Year Ranking: N/A
Global Travel
Boise Services - Travel Related globaltrav.com
93
DC Engineering, Inc. Meridian Services dcengineering.net
94
Global Travel is an Idaho corporation specializing in the art of travel whether it is for corporate reasons, leisure and memorable vacation, or group and event planning.
DC Engineering, Inc. is a multi-discipline engineering consulting firm that expertly serves clients across the country in the industrial, commercial, and retail market sectors.
Executives: Kevin Loveless
Executives: David Cutbirth, Jon Goranson
Last Year Ranking: N/A
Last Year Ranking: 98
The AIM Companies Nampa Wholesale Trade theaimcompanies.com
95
Mokelumne River Products Boise Forest Products | Wholesale Trader mokelumneriverforestproducts.com
96
The AIM Companies is an international network marketing company that serves the industries of whole foods products and nutritional supplements.
Mokelumne River Products is a family-owned lumber wholesale organization which specializes in quality softwood products at some of the most competitive prices.
Executives: Dennis J. Itami, Ronald A. Wright
Executives: Dominic Scotti, Joe Scotti
Last Year Ranking: 95
Last Year Ranking: 100
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A-1 Heating, Air Conditioning & Electric Meridian Services a1heating.com
97
Colliers
Boise Real Estate colliers.com/idaho
98
A-1 Heating, Air Conditioning & Electric is Idaho’s top Lennox dealer. It provides the most efficient HVAC systems in the industry and excellent electrical contracting.
Colliers is the largest employee and agent-owned, commercial real estate firm in the state; it offers global research and analysis, innovative marketing, advising services, and property management.
Executives: Joel Biagi, Andy Schow
Executives: Jim Shipman
Last Year Ranking: 94
Last Year Ranking: N/A
D&D Transportation Services, Inc. Gooding Transportation ddtsi.com
99
The Caxton Printers, Ltd. Caldwell Manufacturing caxtonprinters.com caxtonpress.com
100
D&D Transportation Services, Inc. provides efficient and professional nationwide transportation services of refrigerated and dry goods for food grade shippers.
The Caxton Printers, Ltd. handles commercial printing for the Idaho State Textbook Depository, school and office supplies, and is the region’s oldest independent book publisher.
Executives: Calvin Kuntz, Jennifer Kuntz
Executives: Scott Gipson, Ron Gipson
Last Year Ranking: N/A
Last Year Ranking: N/A
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Track your performance so you know how to get better and improve. Corey Barton, CBH Homes lieving in growth and change. Without your team on board, you’ll be left behind.
What traits are important to you when hiring for, or promoting individuals within, your company? Corey Barton
President, CBH Homes
Hungry and driven. We want people who want to do more and be more. They have to possess hunger and fire to push us to the next level.
What tips do you have, or what lessons have you learned, that would help others working to advance their careers? Keep a scoreboard. In order to know how you’re doing you must track and keep score. Look at your numbers. What habits and actions push you to your goal? Find how to track those, then be consistent, daily, weekly, and monthly writing down how you did. Set time weekly and monthly to review your scoreboard. How did you do? Did you do what you said you were going to do? Track your performance so you know how to get better and improve.
What does your business do to ensure it retains relevance and sustainability long into the future? Challenge the old ways. At CBH Homes, we’re constantly reviewing, adjusting, adapting and looking at how we do things so we can stay relevant. Whether it’s products, processes, or technologies we want to be on the forefront to try and test new things. We study industry leaders to see what we can learn and take to our own industry. In order for us to be able to adapt quickly, we’ve built a culture with our team around be40 | IDAHO 100
efficient packaging to reduce waste and are crafted from materials like FSC-certified wood, organic cotton, OEKO-TEX® fabrics, handcrafted felt, recycled paper, soy-based ink, water-based paints, and even bio-based plastics. Lovevery is also GOTS certified in a number of products. We set a goal for ourselves, that by 2030 we will achieve net zero carbon in every possible part of our supply chain.
What traits are most important to you when hiring for, or promoting individuals within, your company? We are fortunate to run a mission-driven company at Lovevery. The ideal candidates are the ones who are excited about our mission to serve families and passionate about innovating in child development.
Jessica Rolph & Rod Morris CEO | President, Lovevery
What is your company doing with the following in mind: Global Warming, Renewable Energy, Zero Waste? At Lovevery, we are committed to offsetting our environmental impact to improve climate outcomes for future generations. The first step is to create products that are built to last. We want to ensure everything we make at Lovevery has the longest life possible—so it can be passed on to another family or made complete again. We thoroughly test our products to make sure they can stand up to lots of play, and when that one piece inevitably gets lost, we replace it. Our products are timeless, and the designs are grounded in decades of educational research. All Lovevery products ship carbon neutral with
Bill Radobenko
CEO, ACI Northwest, Inc.
What is one of the biggest challenges you have experienced in the current business climate and how have you best managed through it? It’s hard to hide from all the world’s uncertainty when running a construction business these days. And one of the things we’ve seen is our customers and business partners feel it too. We have found that staying positive
In business, there are two kinds of people. People that show up and people that show off. Jeet Kumar, In Time Tec and fluid with our attitudes and work scope has helped both our customers as well as our employees. Being ready and willing to provide services outside our normal scope helps all parties involved.
team; to their word, their work, and each other.
What business advice do you have for those aspiring to become a Chief Executive Officer of a successful company?
Dynamic. People who drive progress and take initiative. Who harness the diverse strengths of the team to meet project, customer, and market demands of tomorrow.
It has taken some hard lessons to realize that surrounding yourself with strong leadership is a much wiser choice than believing that you must have all the answers for your team. Build a team around you with trust, accountability and vison, no matter what level you are playing within your organization.
Dependable. People who deliver on their promises, are resilient when challenged, persistent in their delivery, and always reliable.
What tips do you have, or what lessons have you learned, that would help others working to advance their careers? Start with Your Strengths Adopt a 10-10-10 rule to create your strategic development roadmap Study your top 10 talents (I use the CliftonStrengths Assessment) Gain clarity on what you do better than 10,000 other people Get to work toward 10,000 hours of practice to gain mastery Aim those strengths at a company need and that is where career advancement takes off. Don’t underestimate the power of “Blooming Where you are Planted”.
Dallis Fontenot
Executive VP, Engineered Structures, Inc. (ESI)
What traits are most important to you when hiring for, or promoting individuals within, your company? We look for individuals who demonstrate our company’s core values. We look for people who are: Dedicated to a relentless pursuit of safety; to providing first-choice service, quality, and value; to growing personally, professionally, and as a IDAHO STATESMAN
Find a growing company (not a perfect company) with good people and learn as much as you can, wherever you can, from whomever you can. Be open to the idea that the ‘villain’ in your story could be a source of your growth. Not everyone has the kind of courage it takes to lean into difficulty and adopt an ownership mindset, but for the brave, there is much that can be learned in that uncomfortable space.
Jeet Kumar
CEO, In Time Tec
What tips do you have, or what lessons have you learned, that would help others working to advance their careers? In business, there are two kinds of people. People that show up and people that show off. The people that show up are the people who grow in their careers. People that show up take complete ownership of their tasks and seek to go above and beyond what is required, despite the constraints or challenges they face. They work to inspire people and help bring about desired results. By “showing up” in your role, you will naturally become the ideal candidate for growth and opportunity within your field.
What is one of the biggest challenges you have experienced in the current business climate and how have you best managed through it? One of our biggest challenges has been access to capital, especially during times of unrest and high inflation. We mitigate these challenges by carefully managing our finances, having a healthy balance sheet, and ensuring we have enough capital to create abundance in our community. In Time Tec has a commitment to IDAHO 100 | 41
We seek individuals who possess a combination of skills and abilities that will not only contribute to the collective success of our clients and our company but also to the individual success of each employee. Michael Ballantyne, TOK Commercial Real Estate no lay-offs. We built this company to serve our employees, our partners, and our community. Being financially stable allows us to stand for our employees and stand by that promise.
As Idaho’s population continues to grow, what suggestions do you have to help maintain all that makes Idaho special? Ultimately, people is what makes Idaho special. The connection and compassion that exists among those people is key. We need to build tools, create platforms, and put on events that help integrate influx of people and make them feel welcome in the growing Idaho community. By doing so, we will continue to maintain what makes Idaho special and transform it into a place where even more people want to be.
ual earnings, and more vibrant urban areas. This also comes with increased traffic, the blending of different cultural experiences, and more population at your favorite outdoor areas. Just a couple thoughts are that Idaho must focus on its infrastructure, transportation, including public transit, and maintain and protect its open spaces. We as a population must respect and take care of those shared spaces, so they continue to have value into the future. Most importantly be patient, kind and respectful with each other.
What traits are most important to you when hiring for, or promoting individuals within, your company? Besides understanding the job, and why we do what we do, the most successful team members that I’ve worked with tend to create relationships, understand the needs of others they work with and for, and show that they share those concerns and will do what it takes to take care of them.
is value in learning new things from those coming from outside of Idaho. We can have the best of both worlds. New ideas, new businesses, and new opportunities come with those people moving to Idaho.
As Idaho’s population continues to grow, what suggestions do you have to help maintain all that makes Idaho special? I am an Idaho native and have always enjoyed the kindness that the people of Idaho show to others. To maintain that kindness, I believe we need to be willing to have more civil conversations where there is disagreement. We are seeing people become so polarized and defensive as to not be able to see anything good about a person on the other side. Despite our differences, we have so many good things in common; let’s build on the common good.
Dan Hayes CEO, HC Co.
As Idaho’s population continues to grow, what suggestions do you have to help maintain all that makes Idaho special? For better or worse, Idaho is a different place than it was ten or twenty years ago. This has included positive effects such as more entrepreneurship, growth in business and individ42 | IDAHO 100
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CEO, TOK Commercial Real Estate
Brian Huffaker
CEO, Hawkins Companies
What do you see as the positive impacts of our growth, as more and more people move to Idaho? I love the Idaho way of life, and there
What traits are most important to you when hiring for, or promoting individuals within, your company? We believe that growth creates unique opportunities. When we are hiring or promoting, we seek individuals who possess a combination of
skills and abilities that will not only contribute to the collective success of our clients and our company but also to the individual success of each employee. When we open offices in a new market or expand the scope of services that we deliver, we evaluate new hires or promotional candidates’ unique traits, including client-centricity, problem-solving capabilities, effective communication skills, innovative thinking, adaptability, leadership potential, and a strong commitment to teamwork. We highlight these traits in our company’s quarterly goals, and they are memorialized in our “Keys to Culture” position statement which outlines our commitment to 10 strategic cultural keys ranging from “Work Smart” to “Be Present” and “Leave it Better Than You Found It.”
What do you see as the positive impacts of our growth, as more and more people move to Idaho? Idaho’s remarkable growth is not merely a numerical statistic; it’s a
transformative force shaping the state’s future. As a commercial real estate executive, I am excited about the myriad opportunities and positive changes unfolding in our dynamic market. Growth for growth’s sake is not healthy. Growth that creates opportunity, for clients, our company, and the communities where we live and work is always our goal and is represented by many notable projects that are direct results of Idaho’s growth, including (in the Boise Valley) The Village at Meridian, Boise’s University of Idaho Law School campus, and the redevelopment of the former Idaho Transportation Department headquarters; (in the Magic Valley) Northbridge Junction, Gemini Business Park and Sun West Village; and in Eastern Idaho (The Broadway, Snake River Landing and Gateway Business Park). When Idaho’s growth is navigated with innovation, strategic insight, and a commitment to contributing to the continued prosperity of our communities, it benefits everyone. Our mission is to serve - clients, the community, and each other. Ida-
ho’s growth should be nurtured as individuals and companies collectively commit to giving our time, talents, and resources to cultivate the state’s growth to ensure that our future offers even more opportunities for our people and our quality of life.
Kelly Prior
CEO, Litehouse, Inc.
What do you see as the positive impacts of our growth, as more and more people move to Idaho? The growth provides opportunity for
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As leaders we need to focus on the greater good for Idaho and our citizens. That means we must consider sacrificing our own personal agendas and interests to support what has made Idaho amazing for so many years. Kelly Prior, Litehouse, Inc.
more resources. These resources, if invested wisely, can improve our health care systems, our educational systems and our local communities. However this improvements will only succeed if our state is committed to these investments and return over the long term rather than identifying ways to give it back that only satisfies the constituents in the short term.
industry experience. I believe better decisions have been made over the years because I try to recognize my own strengths and leverage my team’s collective knowledge.
er individuals in the company. Harry Truman may have said it best when he said, “It is amazing what you can accomplish if you do not care who gets the credit.”
What business books do you recommend that everyone read?
As Idaho’s population continues to grow, what suggestions do you have to help maintain all that makes Idaho special?
What does your business do to ensure it retains relevance and sustainability long into the future? We’re currently making big investments in our software to continue to improve the customer experience. In our instant gratification world, I believe the independent rental operators in the country who remain relevant will be the companies who harness technology for customer convenience.
As leaders we need to focus on the greater good for Idaho and our citizens. That means we must consider sacrificing our own personal agendas and interests to support what has made Idaho amazing for so many years. We should enhance what we do rather than try to change it to be more like the locations our new residents left to pursue Idaho.
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Haley Hennessey CEO, Tates Rents
What tips do you have, or what lessons have you learned, that would help others working to advance their careers? Know what you don’t know. I’m lucky enough to lead a company with hundreds of years of combined rental 44 | IDAHO 100
What business advice do you have for those aspiring to become a Chief Executive Officer of a successful company? For those aspiring to be a Chief Executive Officer, it is important to have confidence in your vision and the humility to know that you are just one part of an organization and will succeed or fail because of the contributions of others. All decisions should be based on what is best for the company not what is best for you or oth-
I read articles from the Harvard Business Review, and when it comes to business books, I find that many sports books offer similar, valuable lessons. Books like “The Boys in the Boat” or “Leading with the Heart” resonate with me because all successful businesses share a lot in common with good teams.
What does your business do to ensure it retains relevance and sustainability long into the future? For over 48 years, Healthwise has been committed to our mission to help people make better health decisions. Every day we stay true to that mission by creating evidence-based health education for all people. What keeps Healthwise relevant and will sustain our non-profit mission into the future is threefold: Continuing to provide the most accurate, up-to-date, and quality health education available. Adapting to changing market needs and delivery methods to engage patients and consumers throughout their healthcare journeys. Focusing on innovative solutions that delight our clients, solve their problems, and help them succeed.
What is one of the biggest challenges you have experienced in the current business climate and how have you best managed through it?
Dominic Scotti
CEO, Mokelumne River Forest Products
What traits are most important to you when hiring for, or promoting individuals within, your company? An individual successfully dealing with adversity is becoming less and less common. Mistakes are made and issues are inevitable, even if they are out of your control. How an individual can respond when thrown into a lessthan-ideal situation will always stand out. Learning from mistakes while fixing those that arise is extremely important to us.
One of the biggest challenges for our industry in the current business climate has been supply chain disruptions. Delays in nearly every step of the process have grown exponentially and tasked us with producing new and unique case-by-case solutions. Our team has been determined and inventive throughout this process, ensuring we thrive and guarantee customer satisfaction and on-time deliveries.
What does your business do to ensure it retains relevance and sustainability long into the future? We take great pride in putting our customers first since our inception in 1988. We take our business integrity very seriously, as we represent our company and our family. Now, in our
third generation of the family-owned business, our unique business model has proven to compete and succeed in the industry while also producing low overhead and a lack of red tape. As far as sustainability, we ensure that we work with lumber producers who have practices in place to regenerate our forests and keep our climate healthy.
I believe better decisions have been made over the years because I try to recognize my own strengths and leverage my team’s collective knowledge. Halley Hennessey, Tates Rents
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Skills can be learned, but individuals have unique talents and attributes that are more innate. David Cutbirth, DC Engineering, Inc. as Hyundai is a leader in electrification and has multiple award-winning market leading products.
feedback and coaching, and showing self-awareness are all traits considered when hiring or promoting.
What do you see as the positive impacts of our growth, as more and more people move to Idaho? Grant Petersen Jr. CEO, Bronco Motors Inc.
Obviously, this creates more opportunities for us to grow our companies as well as our employees’ opportunities to grow and achieve great success.
What is your company doing with the following in mind: Global Warming, Renewable Energy, Zero Waste? We are a fully green company and have constructed state of the art recycling centers at our dealerships. We recycle all steel, batteries, plastics, cardboard, and paper. With our brands Hyundai, Nissan, Mitsubishi, and INFINTI, we have 1st class leading MPG cars, PHEV and exciting full electric zero emissions models.
What is one of the biggest challenges you have experienced in the current business climate and how have you best managed through it? Rising rates, we are monitoring all inventory levels, so we don’t pay more interest on inventory than we have to
What does your business do to ensure it retains relevance and sustainability long into the future? We are excited to have progressive manufactures that are leaders in electrification of auto mobility. Both Nissan the first mainstream brand to mass market electric vehicles as well 46 | IDAHO 100
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What business advice do you have for those aspiring to become a Chief Executive Officer of a successful company? Michael Snow
CEO, Interstate Group, LLC
What tips do you have, or what lessons have you learned, that would help others working to advance their careers? Saying yes to new opportunities, including lateral moves, within your current company has been helpful to advance careers. Staying positive, being open to relocation, putting others before yourself, and maintaining a learning mindset are all other lessons learned along the way.
What traits are most important to you when hiring for, or promoting individuals within, your company? It is important for individuals to do a great job in their current role. Having a desire to improve, being open to
Know yourself, your organization, and never stop learning. We live in an amazing age that presents us with many opportunities. Never stop asking questions, but know when to ask such questions. Search out individuals and other areas to learn how and where you may hone your skills as not just as an employee, but a crucial member of a vibrant organization. Also, remember that perfection can be the enemy of progress. Nothing is ever perfect, but keep moving forward! Desire for the success of others. One of the crucial abilities of any leader is to first have a very good grasp of the organization’s aspirations, but also how to support those that are reporting or following that leader’s direction. Be passionate about others and their success, while understanding and appreciating the core of the organization’s success factors as well.
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Open to feedback and coaching, and showing self-awareness are all traits considered when hiring or promoting. Michael Snow, Interstate Group, LLC
What traits are most important to you when hiring for, or promoting individuals within, your company? Skills can be learned, but individuals have unique talents and attributes that are more innate. I’ve always remembered what Steven Covey said, ‘first seek to understand, then be understood’. A company must first understand what traits are important to the organization when either hiring or promoting. Beyond that, as the Cheshire Cat said when asked by Alice, which way she should go, he replied “If you don’t know where you are going, it doesn’t matter much which way you go.” Give people the best opportunity for success by stating not only what traits are most important, but also acknowledge the unknowns in any given situation as well. When you paint a more complete picture of the situation for a person (the good, the bad, and the ugly), that provides an opportunity for individuals to rise to the challenge.
As Idaho’s population continues to grow, what suggestions do you have to help maintain all that makes Idaho special? Celebrating our heritage is very important. It helps us understand how we fit into our current circumstances and how we got to this point. It gives us a reference point for where we are today, and helps with creating a realistic vision for the future. However, holding onto the core and not becoming something else is always elusive. Idaho was established as a state in 1863 by President Abraham Lincoln and the State motto is “Estos Perpetua” or “May it endure forever”. The Mountain Blue Bird and the Syringa flower were established as symbols 48 | IDAHO 100
in 1931, and the Peregrine Falcon in 2004. Idaho has tremendous natural resources. An ever-increasing population is also a resource. As Idaho’s population continues to grow, people that appreciate what makes Idaho special will be more and more important as they live out the values and the heritage that has brought us to where we are today.
Christopher P. Leichtweis CEO, North Wind Group
What does your business do to ensure it retains relevance and sustainability long into the future? North Wind invests in our employees. We have several training and talent development programs in place that are designed to support employees and provide opportunity for their professional and personal growth. Some of these programs include: North Wind Leadership Academy, Mentor/ Protégé program, North Wind University, Tuition reimbursement program and many more.
What business books do you recommend that everyone read? “Traction” by Gino Wickman. This book has been the key to success for North Wind. The core component of the program described in Traction is
the Entrepreneurial Operating System, known as EOS. EOS gave us the starting point to establish clear goals and the supporting framework to achieve those goals for North Wind’s growth. It got us all rowing in the same direction together to grow North Wind to what it is today.
What business advice do you have for those aspiring to become a Chief Executive Officer of a successful company? I am a passionate advocator for being transparent with your team. To drive a sustainable culture within an organization, every player among the team deserves to know what is going on, and everyone should know the vision and mission of the company. Being as transparent as possible, allows all team members to buy-in and feel a part of something real.
...it is important to have confidence in your vision and the humility to know that you are just one part of an organization Adam Husney, Healthwise
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