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Several local businesses are creating new jobs, building or expanding retail and manufacturing facilities, and providing needed services with financial backing from the Methow Investment Network.
Without the support of investors from the network, expansion of …
A group of investors and Methow Valley business owners got together at TwispWorks last year to see if they could make some deals that would help the businesses grow. As a result, more than $800,000 has begun flowing into the local economy.
Many people have left a conference or company retreat with a bag of swag — those forgettable T-shirts, coffee mugs and pens — and then promptly donated it to a second-hand store or stashed it in the back of a closet.
Jonathan Baker of eqpd, the Twisp company that …
By Ann McCreary
Launching a manufacturing business in a place as remote as Twisp has its challenges, Jonathan Baker acknowledges. “But the challenges are …
