As the spread of brands collaborating with influencers to boost sales becomes ubiquitous, it's important to make sure each endorsement and collaboration follows the guidelines set forth by the Federal Trade Commission. 

The Way to Justice, a nonprofit law firm in Spokane, was founded as a result of the Center for Justice closing in 2020.

Evans, Craven & Lackie PS, of Spokane, is growing and adapting its workforce and litigation areas to meet the Spokane community's changing legal landscape.

The Journal of Business honored its 2024 class of Rising Stars at a mid-September event at Barrister Winery. 

Lauren Murray a market executive for Merrill Lynch Wealth Management’s Mountain West Market coaches more than 65 financial advisers and 45 associates in growing their practices.

At the age of 33, Tate Kelly already has established a lengthy track record of marketing success in the upper echelon of sports organizations, which includes Nike and the National Football League.

Doug Forkner’s engineering background and passion for entrepreneurship has made him a versatile asset for Avista Corp.

Demetrius Palmer is the vice president of community outreach and engagement at Excelsior, president of Impact Motion Sports, and owner of the Spokane Wolfpack football team.

Self-described equipment and operations nerd Trace Miller, a 2024 Journal of Business Rising Star, has developed a concept for healthy fast food that he hopes to franchise and build up to 1,000 locations in 10 years.

Noticing a lack of services in the skin care industry for people of color, Abigail Palacios took on specialized training to learn how to treat a neglected group of people and opened her business, Chicana Esthetics LLC.