Dan DeCloss has a contagious, can-do attitude that has proven invaluable during his work as a technology innovator and entrepreneur. He earned a Bachelor of Science degree in computer science from Northwest Nazarene University, then went on to complete a master’s degree in computer science with a security emphasis at Naval Postgraduate School. This foundation .
In 2016, Matt Bishop purchased a pack mule (Richard) to fulfill a vision, and within five short years, he managed to turn his pastime of serving free coffee to outdoor enthusiasts exploring the Boise Foothills into a profitable business. “I had this idea that if I served coffee in the foothills, people would really enjoy .
Having spent nearly two decades in the entrepreneurial space, Jessica Rolph is now leading her second venture. Prior to co-founding Lovevery in 2015, she was instrumental in establishing and growing organic baby food company Happy Family in 2005. Today, as the co-founder and CEO of Lovevery, Rolph leads the company in innovating child development tools .
Louis Armstrong had years of experience in the dairy industry before diving headfirst into a storm of ice cream innovation. After graduating from the University of Idaho in 2007 with a Bachelor of Science degree in food science, Armstrong spent four years working in food production in Sandpoint at Litehouse Inc., where he managed quality .
Since successfully launching Bodybuilding.com in the late ‘90s, Ryan DeLuca has continued to break new ground. Starting his fitness site and sports nutrition supplements e-tailer business from his garage at the age of 21, DeLuca grew the company, which was consistently named one of the best places to work, to 800 employees across six states .