O TYM PODKAŚCIE 🔗
Levi Smith, CEO of Franklin Building Supply, an employee-owned building material supply company headquartered in beautiful Boise, Idaho, interviews founders and leaders about the stories of companies you may be surprised to learn either had their start in Idaho or now call Idaho home. In every episode, you'll hear how a cast of characters overcame daunting obstacles and had the persistence it took to succeed. New episodes drop every 1-2 months. Thanks to our Season 1 sponsor, Trus Joist, for their generous support.
Prowadzący:
Częstotliwość aktualizacji:
every 68 days
Średnia długość dźwięku:
49 minutes
Wywiady gościnne
Ma sponsorów
Język angielski
Stany Zjednoczone
10 odcinków
od 2 grudnia 2024
episodic
NAJNOWSZY ODCINEK 🔗
Les Grigg shares the story of how his great uncles, Nephi and Golden, grew up during the Great Depression, raised money to start Ore-Ida and then out of frustration with all the scraps coming off the french fry line created a beloved American original - Tater Tots. Les also shares how he's working …
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POPRZEDNIE ODCINKI 🔗
Chase Millemann shares the story of how First Lite's founders figured out a way to print camo patterns on merino wool, launch a brand and cultivate a community. You'll hear how Chase found his way to joining the company more than a decade ago and how the brand and products have evolved after First …
Rick Lierz shares the story of how his dad and a friend started Franklin Building Supply back in 1976. Among their dreams, none included ever having any kids in the business. Rick unpacks the story of how the company evolved and to everyone's surprise he and his sister eventually came into the busi…
Nicole Kissler, CEO of Norco, shares the story of how she realized her childhood dreams to come back and work for the family business headquartered in Boise, Idaho. From its humble beginnings back in 1968, to a vertically integrated manufacturer and distributor of industry and medical gas and relat…
Greg Williams, CEO of Eberlestock, shares the story of how he found his way into the role of stewarding the legacy of Eberlestock. Since 1985, the founder, Glen Eberle, has been focused on solving problems he encountered in his "everyday" life as an Olympic biathlete, fighter jet pilot and backcoun…
Jason Vickrey, CEO of TitleOne, shares the story of devastating loss after one of his best friends, Jae Bob Bing, committed suicide and how he and others turned a shocking tragedy into a legacy at the Jae Foundation. Through their boot check and other programs, the Jae Foundation is working to chan…
Kelly Prior, CEO of Litehouse Foods, shares how he went from counting beads in elementary school for his family business to a twenty year career with Litehouse Foods. In addition to its iconic creamy blue cheese dressing, Litehouse produces a variety of salad dressings and other products distribute…
Gary Schweizer, a longtime engineer for Trus Joist, helps me unpack the story of how the company and some of its iconic products - and projects - came to be starting with the dynamic collaboration between two entrepreneurs, Art Troutner and Harold "Red" Thomas, in Boise back in the 1950s.
Jake Peters shares the story of Decked, a Ketchum Idaho based company that brought tough, affordable and functional drawer systems to pickup truck beds. You'll also hear a little about Edjy, a new venture, and the importance of connecting with the right people!
CJ Buck shares the story of how Buck Knives began and evolved over the past one hundred and twenty years to become the storied company it is today which for nearly twenty years has called Post Falls, Idaho home.
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