Associations
The Idaho Association of Commerce & Industry has hired John Eaton, government affairs director for the Idaho Association of Realtors, as vice president, succeeding Zach Hauge, who has taken a job as manager of Lt. Gov. Brad Little’s campaign for governor.
Government
Gov. Butch Otter named Idaho Department of Health and Welfare Director Dick Armstrong, who retires June 30, to lead an advisory panel of industry professionals that will review new federal or state health-care initiatives.
Nonprofits
Idaho Youth Ranch CEO Steve Woodworth has stepped down after 10 years.
The nonprofit has hired a human resources firm to assist in finding a new CEO. Woodworth will stay in a mentorship and support role.
Health care
Aspen Dental has opened its first office in Canyon County, led by Dr. Neil Sung at 16375 N. Midland Blvd. in Nampa.
Technology
RedCloud Consulting, a Seattle information-technology services firm, is opening a Boise office in the 8th Street Marketplace at 404 S. 8th St., Suite 204. Melinda Hinson will lead it.
Peggy Calhoun: 208-377-6355. These and other achievements will appear in the Idaho Statesman’s Business Insider magazine, whose print edition and its digital replica are published on the third Wednesday of each month. Click here for the Statesman’s e-edition, which includes Business Insider (subscription required).
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