Movers and Shakers July 22, 2011
Davis promoted to new
job at Post Falls chamber
Jame Davis has been promoted from director of membership to vice president of membership and tourism at the Post Falls Chamber of Commerce.
"We are adding the tourism grant administration duties to her job description and making her vice president with more responsibility," said Pam Hauser, chamber CEO.
Davis is a native of Lewiston and lived in southern Idaho before moving to Post Falls in 2006 with her husband, Ryan, and their two children.
She is a graduate of Lewis and Clark State College with a bachelor's degree in business communication.
Labor director to hold
North Idaho meetings
Idaho Department of Labor Director Roger B. Madsen is launching a second round of meetings with business owners, legislators, local officials and other community leaders around the state to hear what is on their minds, answer their questions and get their suggestions on how the agency can improve its services.
The area meetings will be Aug. 17 from 10-11:30 a.m. at 201 N. Eighth St., Suite 3, in St. Maries and Sept. 28 from 10:30 a.m. to noon at the Bonners Ferry Gateway Visitors Center, 7198 Highway 95.
Space is limited. Reservations can be made by calling 457-8789, ext. 3992, or emailing Ricia.Lasso@labor.idaho.gov.
Madsen will also discuss the new Hire One tax credit that rewards employers who increase their payrolls to help the economy begin recovering from the recession.
"It's been clear from the sessions over the past four weeks that Idaho businesses are interested in making the most of the services we can offer them at the Department of Labor and our 25 local offices," Madsen said. "It just makes sense to talk with those on the front lines of this economy about what we can do to help them be profitable and provide jobs for the tens of thousands of workers hit hardest by the recession."
Moseley named Outstanding Nurse Leader for 2011
Jan Moseley, director of nursing systems, innovations and operations at Kootenai Health, was recently named Outstanding Nurse Leader for 2011 by the Nurse Leaders of Idaho (NLI).
The award is given based on excellence in nursing leadership in and out of the workforce. Candidates for the award are nominated by peers and then selected by the NLI board.
Moseley has been with Kootenai for 32 years and was nominated for her work helping Kootenai earn Magnet status for the second time, her statewide involvement in nursing organizations and issues, and her work with area colleges facilitating nursing education.
Moseley has served as an NLI board member, secretary and is now serving as the chair of the data committee.
Humanix celebrates
its 25th anniversary
Since 1986, Humanix has been connecting businesses to people.
Humanix has placed more than 78,000 employees through their Coeur d'Alene and Spokane offices during the 25 years.
An employee-owned company, Humanix has staff of 15 and more than 450 active associate employees.
In celebration of the anniversary, Humanix seeks comments from the employees they placed. Email Nancy Nelson, nnelson@humanix.com, call (509) 467-0062, post a comment or photo on the Facebook page (Humanix Staffing and Recruiting), or stop by the office at 15920 E. Indiana Ave., Suite 200, Spokane Valley.
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