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Moving On

Posted Mon, 04/20/2009 - 8:01am by Tac

This is one of the hardest choice I've ever had to make in my life.

If you haven't heard yet, I'm leaving HP and taking a job in Seattle.

I always knew that a time would come when I may have to make this choice but I never dwelt on it much. I chose instead to put my head down and work harder.

Risch Appointed to Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee

Posted Thu, 01/22/2009 - 10:16am by Chris

In keeping with long-standing Senate tradition, newly-elected Senator Jim Risch has been given a seat on the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee. The Committee has a strong western focus, as well as a "constituent" focus. The jurisdiction areas of the Committee include:

Startups Beget Startups

Posted Thu, 12/04/2008 - 4:05pm by Tac

When I heard that Proclarity was being acquired by Microsfot 2 years ago I was really excited. Partly because it was a great company and a great group of guys that deserved the the recognition and reward that comes with an acquisition.

The main reason that I was excited about the acquisition was that startups beget more startups.

Starting and building a high growth company over several years is exhausting. It's mentally, physically, emotionally and financially exhausting. It's the entrepreneurial equivalent of trying to sprint a marathon.

Boise founders who gave up the CEO reigns

Posted Thu, 10/23/2008 - 5:41pm by Tac
Image of Mark Solon from Twitter

Mark Solon, managing partner at Highway 12 Ventures wrote an especially thoughtful piece in the

MetaGeek's inSSIDer picks up good coverage

Posted Wed, 10/15/2008 - 12:00pm by Tac

MetaGeek has been making a lot of progress over the last year.  They are finally graduating from the BSU TECenter and getting their own place, They are now up to 8 employees, they have a new CEO, Bob Deely (formerly of Ox/Gen), founder Ryan Woodings is now CTO and their release of the inSSIDer has gained

Balihoo adds media veteran Jack Haire to Board

Posted Wed, 07/16/2008 - 12:16pm by Chris

Media planning software firm Balihoo has added media veteran Jack Haire to its Board of Directors. Haire joins the Balihoo board after an extensive career in the media that included serving as the publisher of Time Magazine, and later as the President of the Fortune/Money group. Balihoo's VP of marketing Shane Vaughn provided TechBoise with this Q & A with Mr. Haire:

As a veteran of the media and advertising business, have you ever seen the industry is such chaos?

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