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James Latta of Idaho First Bank provided training on bank loans, how to prepare your business for one, and what commercial lenders look for. Mr. Latta also addresses PPP loans and questions regarding loan forgiveness. He has 40+ years in banking as a bank examiner, including head of problem loans for Citibank Arizona, head of Bank of America Private Banking in Tucson, Arizona, a chief credit officer for two Idaho community banks, CEO of two Idaho community banks, and currently an SVP commercial relationship lender and business development for Idaho First Bank. Thank You to Our Sponsors 
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The Treasure Valley continues to grow as people abandon larger cities due to the pandemic. And, increasingly, high-speed broadband is a prerequisite for businesses and families. Following Governor Little’s Broadband Taskforce and our expansive growth to the south and west, we discussed strategies to keep our economy growing and how to expand high-speed broadband to our neighboring rural communities. Join Mayor Simison, City of Meridian, Mayor Stear, City of Kuna, and Eric Forsch, Idaho Department of Commerce to learn about the future of broadband in the Treasure Valley and beyond. Thank You to Our Sponsors Senate President Pro Tempore, Brent Hill joined us for an exclusive interview about his 20-year legislative career and his new endeavor with the National Institute for Civil Discourse. Senator Hill has been a key figure at the Capitol and was instrumental in advancing tax policy, health care policy, and a host of other critical issues. He played a major role in the Idaho Health Care Exchange, lowering income taxes, and steering Idaho through the great recession. Additionally, Senator Hill is a leader in civility education and is joining the National Institute for Civil Discourse this fall. Thank You to Our Sponsors  |
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