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Marc Lutz

Wrangell
As seen in: Idaho Business Review, EIN News, Calaveras Enterprise, ColoradoBiz Magazine, The Daily Cartoonist, The Cordova Times, Ketchikan Daily News, Idaho Grain Magazine
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Boise modular construction company evolves with needs of housing market

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By Marc Lutz
| Idaho Business Review Verified
Odds are getting higher that the hotel rooms people are staying in or apartments they’re renting were built on a factory floor and then pieced together on site like some giant version of LEGO building blocks. For one Boise design and construction firm, that’s been its business plan from day one, and it’s only building from there.
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Boise coach provides space for new and veteran actors to develop skills

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By Marc Lutz
| Idaho Business Review Verified
The curtain has closed on the goal, but the play will go on. Boise Acting Studio is the next act for founder April Grady, who opened the space April 1 in downtown Boise. In the black box theater, actors will be coached, plays will be performed and the arts will have another resource for the creative community in the area. Since 2015, Grady has coached actors in the Treasure Valley wherever she could find space.
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The IBR Interviews of Highly Effective People: Shelby Bills

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By Marc Lutz
| Idaho Business Review Verified
At 19 years old, Shelby Bills joined Graeber & Company, the salon founded by Bill and Jean Graeber in 1965, working at the front desk. She fell in love with the work, being the first and last point of contact for clients. The ability to start changing someone’s mood for the better when they walked in had her hooked.
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