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WOMEN-OWNED BUSINESSES IN THE UNITED STATES

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ore than 9.4 million firms are owned by women, employing nearly 7.9 million people and generating $1.5 trillion in sales as of 2015.

Women-owned firms (51 percent or more) account for 31 percent of all privately held firms and contribute 14 percent of employment and 12 percent of revenues.

Over the past seven years, the overall increase of 8.3 million (net) new jobs is comprised of a 9.2 million increase in employment in large, publicly traded corporations, combined with an 893,000 decline in employment among smaller, privately held companies.

Businesses Owned by Women of Color

2.9 million firms are majority-owned by women of color in the U.S. These firms employ 1.4 million people and generate $226 billion in revenues annually.

Million-Dollar Businesses One in five firms with revenue of $1 million or more are woman-owned.

4.2 percent of all women-owned firms have revenues of $1 million or more.

Visit Sun Valley reports that more than 160 businesses in the North Valley are owned or operated by women.

Information via National Association of Women Business Owners

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FOR YOUR LISTENING PLEASURE Music makes a woman’s world go round

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omen need inspiration as much as the next person to get their creative juices going, whether it’s at work or at play. Soundtracks carry us through many aspects of life, from driving the kids to school to recreation and exercise.

Here’s a sampling of female-centric music from across a few different genres – something for everyone – in no particular order:

• Man Smart, Woman Smarter – Harry Belafonte • No Monkey Don’t Stop No Show – Big Maybelle • Better Things – Sharon Jones • Crazy Women – Brandy Clark • Respect – Aretha Franklin • Fight Song – Rachel Platten • Here Come the Girls – Allen Toussaint and Ernie K-Doe • Follow Your Arrow – Kacey Musgraves • I’m A Good Woman – Lydia Pence and Cold Blood • You’ll Lose a Good Thing – Barbara Lynn • Love Me Like A Man – Bonnie Raitt • Phenomenal Women – Ruthie Foster • Run The World – Beyoncé • Respect Yourself – The Staple Singers • Hit Me With Your Best Shot – Pat Benatar • Joyful Girl – Ani DiFranco • Twice as Strong – Janiva Magness • The Lady Is A Tramp – Ella Fitzgerald • Sisters Are Doing It For Themselves – Eurhythmics with Aretha Franklin • Ain’t No Thing – Wynonna and The Big Noise with Susan Tedeschi

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ari Larsen moved to the Wood River Valley in 1968. With a growing desire to have her own salon, she established Cari’s Hair Care in 1975 in a small home salon in the China Gardens subdivision in Hailey.

When she outgrew her home salon, and with a growing clientele, Cari relocated to Hailey’s Main Street, and then later to her current location in Centennial Station at 400 N. Main Street. She now employs others and continues working behind the chair.

Cari also added an essential-oils line to her retail product offering, along with other up-to-date professional hair and body care lines.

During the growing and building of her business, Cari and her husband Dwain raised three sons, all of whom graduated from Wood River High School and have gone on to successful careers in their chosen fields.

Cari is proud to say that she has now served the Valley for 40 years.

In addition to hair and salon services, Cari is also a licensed realtor and is an associate with Sunland Investments.

Cari believes a person should have a deep desire and passion for what they do.

“It’s not just doing the hair and services that keep me going,” Cari says. “It’s the opportunity to serve the community and to have these lifelong relationships with people I really love and care about. Some of my dearest friends sit in my chair weekly.”

There is always something new and exciting brewing at Cari’s Hair Care & Day Spa.

Wood River Valley resident for more than 20 years, Ana Torres is the mortgage broker and owner of Mortgage Solutions, located at 321 N. Main Street in Bellevue.

Ana met her husband in the Wood River Valley and they have twin daughters and a son.

With 19 years of combined banking and mortgage lending experience, Ana has had great success with her mortgage business and serving the people of this wonderful community. When at work, excellent personal client service is her top priority. Ana’s mortgage Ana Torres. Photo courtesy of Ana Torres lending expertise allows her to deliver quick and precise solutions to homebuyers and homeowners that will best suit their personal financial circumstances and needs.

Mortgage Solutions is where Ana offers options, solutions, or a plan to guide customers through obtaining a mortgage loan.

“I believe that my success in mortgage lending comes from people who have given me the opportunity to provide a service that is above and beyond what they have experienced or expect from other loan professionals,” Ana says. “I am able to offer my mortgage experience and advice, and educate my clients, so that they are able to achieve their mortgage financial goals. I am constantly searching for ways to become more knowledgeable about mortgage products to better serve my clients as the lending market continues to change. I pride myself on handling every loan with integrity and quality, and always exert my willingness to go the extra mile for my clients. I am looking forward to continuing to serve this wonderful community.”

As a community supporter, Ana served on the board for the Hailey Chamber of Commerce and the Bellevue Planning and Zoning Commission. She also continues to volunteer for the Sun Valley Board of Realtors Holiday Baskets program.

early seven years ago, Julie Johnson opened NourishMe, a health food store in Ketchum that carries top-ofthe-line supplements, freshly made organic foods and fresh local produce, dairy, poultry and grass fed beef.

It was Johnson’s vision to help improve the lives of her customers through good nutrition, give them personal service and support local farmers.

After living in France for a decade, she was inspired by the locally sourced, flavorful artesian foods, healthy animals and respect for the family meal that she found in the French Alps.

With extensive family all Juli in the Wood River Valley, (hil and a deep love of skiing, Johnson’s return to Idaho meant a new focus on family, foo Hagerman farmers are supply Johnson said. “They’re working who started Idaho’s Bounty. It’s nana belt.”

Also using the best-sourced fo with 20 plus years’ experience co ble soups, salads, marinated grill treats in the NourishMe kitchen.

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All of the licensed professionals at Spa Beleza pride themselves on ongoing education in the newest treatment modalities and products.

Collette Nicholson Rainey has been an esthetician for 36 years; Kristi Sutton has been a cosmetologist for 28 years; Shanon Christensen has been an esthetician for 10 years; and Michele Atkinson has been a massage therapist for 10 years.

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ei Fen Zhou, owner of Shangri-La Antiques Gallery, has a passion for her home country and the beautiful artifacts and furnishings produced there. Born and educated in Shanghai, Wei opened Shangri-La in 2000 after a successful trunk show.

Three years ago, the store moved to a space on Sun Valley Road.

Throughout her life in the U.S., Wei retained her strong interest in Chinese art and history. She has found and collected many rare pieces that aren’t often seen in the U.S. while traveling to China several times a year.

At Shangri-La, customers can find such items as original Chinese antique furniture, architectural elements, carved Wei Fen Zhou. Photo by Dana DuGan stones, potteries, Buddha statues and textiles and exquisite ancient pieces. Recently, Wei added in a combination of gifts, jewelry and artwork by, among others, local women artists.

Among the artists Wei features in her store are Diane Heiner (who is also Shangri-La’s manager), Mary Latourneau, Morgan Buckert, Sue Elle and Julie Molema.

Shangri-La also has a vast warehouse filled with many unique treasures located in Ketchum, available for viewing by appointment.

“We’ve been a resource for unique homes for many years,” Wei said. “Now with the new gifts and jewelry, it’s a very unique shopping experience like something you’d see in San Francisco. And here we are in Idaho.”

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andace Shubin has had a love for dirt and dogs as long as she can remember.

From 1980 until 2006, Shubin split time between the East Coast and Ketchum. In 2006, after relocating to San Francisco, she found her partner in “grime,” Bruce Pugh.

In 2013, Bruce (by now her husband) and she headed back to Ketchum to renovate and clean up her family’s building, the Shubin Property Center, located at 220 Lewis St., #1, in Ketchum’s light industrial area.

Building on her love of dogs and the idea of cleaning up, Shubin and Pugh opened The Laundromutt in 2014.

“We have had the most remarkable response from our loving community,” Shubin said. “Providing a Rocco, Laundromutts’ unofficial mascot, niche in two separate in- pops his collar with pride. Photo courtesy Candace Shubin dustries our Valley needed has proven to be beneficial. But, more importantly, it has become the most rewarding career I have ever had in my life.”

Inside the roomy Landromutt are coin-operated laundry machines, drop-off laundry services priced by the pound, and self-service dog washing. They will also wash your dog for a small, additional convenience fee of $10 and up over the cost of the regular wash.

Customers have access to Wi-Fi and a large, flat-screen TV. “The gratitude and thanks I would like to extend to this amazing community could never surmount the love and support I have received in the last few years,” Shubin said. “Thanks for allowing me to keep our Valley’s clothes and canines clean. It has been PAWsome.”

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ane Drussel has lived in the Valley for over 40 years. She opened Jane’s Artifacts five years ago after having owned Jane’s Paper Place prior to that for 20 years.

Drussel’s store mirrors her passion for creativity with a vast assortment of art supplies and decorations – including her extensive and popular Department 56 holiday villages. Drussel’s wicked sense of humor can be found in nooks and crannies throughout her store – from gag gifts to humorous cards, and even singing Halloween hats.

And, for those looking for office supplies, Drussel carries everything from basic needs to unique office sets – think paisley staplers! If a customer can’t find what they’re looking for, Drussel will order it in for them, whether they need invitations or Halloween costumes!

Drussel’s sense of community knows no bounds. She is a Hailey Chamber board member and a member of the Hailey Rotary Club. She has even poured drinks side by side with the mayor to raise money for the Fourth of July fireworks. An avid supporter of local business, Drussel always encourages people to shop local and shows up to celebrate grand openings and welcome people to the Valley.

For those who prefer service with a smile, Jane’s Artifacts is the place to go for all things art and office.

“There are not many stores like this left!” Drussel says.

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o time to go back to school and get a master’s in business? You’re not alone. People have great ideas every day, but putting them into practice takes ambition and structure. The first thing to be done is time-consuming but absolutely necessary.

First, you need to create an executive summary. This is a snapshot of your business plan as a whole and touches on your company profile and goals. This summary is like the anchor of your business plan. If you don’t nail it, many investors and banks will go no further into the plan itself. Have someone edit your work for grammar and spelling errors.

Don’t count on spell check for this task.

Next, write a company description that will provide information on what you plan on doing, why your business will be unique and different from others, and what market your business will potentially serve.

This third step will take all your research skills. You will need to look into the industry you want to join, and understand what your competitors are doing in order to create a market analysis.

Organization and management structure for your business is vital. Because businesses are structured differently, you’ll need to decide, hopefully with some legal advice, if you want to be a corporation, a limited liability, a partnership, or retain sole proprietorship, which is the most basic type.

What are your products and services?

Include information about their specific benefits. This plan should also include information about your product or service’s ability to meet consumer needs, any advantages your product has over that of the competition, and what stage of development your product is in.

Detail your marketing and sales strategy. How do you plan to market your business, and to whom? The U.S. Small Business Administration says it’s important to break this into activities.

Like most people, you will probably seek funding to get off the ground with your new business. You will need to provide extensive and well-crafted financial projections to back up your request. Find out what information you need to include in your financial projections for your small business. Be specific.

Finally, how do you foresee making your business plan really jump out?

You’ll want to avoid jargon in your writing, and show how you’ve handled money in the past. Running a profitable business takes perseverance, sound judgment, and a serious work ethic. This would be a good time to blow your own horn on these matters. Promises mean nothing. History is all.

Be as brief and clear as possible while highlighting the three overlapping concepts: what you’ve done in the past, what you plan to do in the immediate future, and how investors will benefit.

For more information visit the Small Business Administration at sba.gov.

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ehind the lens of 208 Images & Media is Hailey resident Jennifer Simpson, who started her photography business five years ago in Iowa.

Simpson moved with her small family to Hailey in 2012 and re-branded her business to 208 Images & Media. She enjoys being a hardworking mom of two, teaching teen hip-hop dance for Footlight Dance Centre, and working for The Weekly Sun. Simpson worked in the insurance business for more than seven years, but was always drawn to the camera. In her younger years, she shot with a Canon film camera and used a basic 35mm prime lens. Back then, she learned the art of developing film in a darkroom, and enjoyed manipulating images. Since then, she’s graduated to a full-frame, digital single-lens reflex (DSLR) camera, and plays with a wide variety of lenses.

“The 70-200mm F:28 with image stabilization has become one of my favorites, but the 24mm prime is also a great go-to lens,” Simpson said.

Simpson now finds herself photographing everything from families, senior portraits and business head shots to skateboarding Jennifer Simpson. Photo Courtesy of Kat events and weddings.

Cannell Photography “I have been very fortunate to have made that pivotal move in 2012 to the Sun Valley area,” Simpson said. “Our kids have access to all the outdoor recreation and great schooling, and I have received wide support in my professional life. I’ve had the opportunity to collaborate with other great photographers in the Valley, and they have shown me great support in getting my business up and going here. I think that is a real testament to the area we live in.”

Simpson continues to focus her work mostly in Idaho, but has traveled with her work upon request.

“It takes a lot of hard work, dedication, and heart to succeed in business here,” Simpson said. “With changes in the photography industry over the years, it’s also been important to be dynamic and always be focused on how I can grow personally.”

For more information on Simpson’s services, visit 208images.com or call (208) 721-0658.

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annah McNees, 27, one of five who grew up in New Jersey, knew she wanted to own a restaurant some day. Residents of the Wood River Valley since 2005, McNees and her siblings all went to Wood River High School. She then attended the University of Utah, where she majored in hospitality.

“I thought it’d be awesome to own a bar, but then I came to my senses,” she laughed. “Now, here I am.”

In October of 2014, McNees bought Shelley’s Deli in Hailey, and earlier this year she bought, in partnership with attorney Ned Williamson, the Muleshoe Tavern, also in Hailey.

The deli, since renamed Jersey Girl, has emerged from the change better than ever, with a positive staff and an uptick in the quality of the food, which always comes with a roll and delicious cookie.

McNees admits she has a mentality of not saying no to anything. Jersey Girl caters events, does a brisk breakfast and lunch business, and throws a lively Fourth of July – with DJ – on the back deck.

“We put ourselves out there in the community,” McNees said.

This past spring, McNees jumped into another venture by buying the Muleshoe Tavern from owner Steve Hogan.

“I always said I’d never do a dinner restaurant,” she said.

“My friends and I were aware that Hailey had a pretty unexciting nightlife. We needed somewhere with a casual local feel, and music. I thought I could do that.”

McNees, her partner and staff took over the longtime watering hole on Main Street July 1. They

instituted basic changes, did a minimal facelift, added pool tables and cleaned it up.

“It’s now more casual rather than steakhouse,” McNees said. “It’s important that there is something other to do than just belly up to the bar and drink.”

Her brother, Luke McNees, a DJ who works in both Los Angeles and the Valley, helps book the music. The restaurant is committed to First Friday DJ nights each month, and having a live band once a month.

On Friday, Oct 28, the Muleshoe will host a band for a Halloween party. In December, there will be holiday parties, including a “Disco Drop” party on New Year’s Eve. “This will be the first of many theme parties we throw and with these theme parties we hope to give everyone from Ketchum to Bellevue a chance to dress up and dance their butts off all night long,” McNees said. “At midnight, when the ball drops, we’ll announce our new name and do a sign reveal.”

Tickets will go on sale on Nov. 1 and will include food for the entire evening and a champagne toast, of course.

Today, McNees works 16 hour days, but she has more up her sleeve.

A new concession area at Friedman Memorial Airport will be an extension of Jersey Girl, serving fresh-baked pastries, fruit, local items, a full coffee bar, burritos and sandwiches. It is under construction now beyond the security gate, and will open officially Oct. 28.

Is Hannah McNees done taking on the culinary world? Who knows.

“That’s just how I roll,” she said.

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