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Click the 801 W Riverside Ave, Ste 100 Membership Directory Spokane, WA 99201 (alphabetical listing) (509) 624-1393 ~ Fax (509) 747-0077 Create Something Greater www.greaterspokane.org To search for a member, click the "Binoculars" on the toolbar, or press Ctrl + F on your keyboard, then type all or part of the member name in the Find box. You can also search our online directory at http://members.greaterspokane.org ~ 1 ~ ~ A ~ 141st Air Refueling Wing A.W. Rehn & Associates, Inc. Col Daniel Swain, Commander, 141st ANG David W. Kimmet, President 1403 W Wainwright Blvd Fairchild AFB WA 99011-9409 PO Box 5433 Spokane WA 99205 (509) 247-7001 (509) 534-0600 www.141arw.ang.af.mil www.rehnonline.com GOVERNMENT AGENCIES EMPLOYEE BENEFITS A4Ventures ~ 9 ~ Marcelo Morales, Owner 940 North (509) 315-6625 Erica Rosas, General Manager FINANCIAL PLANNING AND INVESTMENT 940 N Ruby St Spokane WA 99202 (509) 323-0940 ABC Mini Storage www.940north.com Ryan Daley, Director of Operations APARTMENTS 11122 N Newport Hwy Spokane WA 99218 COLLEGES, UNIVERSITIES AND PROFESSIONAL SCHOOLS (509) 464-3433 EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT SERVICES www.abcministorage.com MOVING AND STORAGE ~ A ~ Absco Solutions A & L Transmission Chad Smith, Senior Account Executive Judie Burbank, Office Manager 3020 N Sullivan Rd Spokane Valley WA 99216 7505 E Sprague Spokane WA 99212 (509) 321-1190 (509) 534-7236 www.abscosolutions.com AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE SECURITY SERVICES AND SYSTEMS A Catered Affair Access Unified Networks Chelsea Morgan, Owner LaVerne Biel, CEO PO Box 28993 Spokane WA 99228 2202 E Sprague Ave Spokane WA 99202 (509) 230-1596 (509) 747-2214 www.acateredaffair.org www.accessunified.net CATERERS TELECOMMUNICATIONS A. Sherwood Associates Accountemps - A Robert Half Company Allison Sherwood, President/Owner Jennifer Koenig, Branch Manager (509) 688-0131 601 W Riverside Ave, Ste 960 Spokane WA 99201 (509) 747-2058 EMPLOYMENT PLACEMENT AGENCIES www.accountemps.com EMPLOYMENT PLACEMENT AGENCIES A.M. Landshaper, Inc. Mark Albin, President Accra-Fab, Inc. 8004 N Market Spokane WA 99217 Greg Konkol, President (509) 468-4335 PO Box 641 Liberty Lake WA 99019 LANDSCAPING SERVICES (509) 922-3300 www.accrafab.com SHEET METAL FABRICATION AEROSPACE MANUFACTURING ALUMINUM AND ALUMINUM FABRICATION MACHINE SHOPS Wednesday, September 05, 2018 Page 1 of 77 ~ A ~ ~ A ~ Accurate CNC Services Adept Construction LLC Heike Stinson, President Mike Spuler, Owner 2321 W Dakota Ave Hayden ID 83835 4125 S Driftwood Dr Spokane Valley WA 99206 (208) 772-0641 (509) 828-9088 www.acncs.com http://adept-construction.com/ MACHINE SHOPS CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT MANUFACTURING CONSTRUCTION PLANNING METAL FABRICATION CONTRACTORS & BUILDERS, GENERAL Acme Concrete Paving ADM Milling Co. Michelle White, Office Manager Shawn Lindhorst, General Manager 4124 E Broadway Ave Spokane WA 99202 2301 E Trent Ave Spokane WA 99202 (509) 242-1234 (509) 534-2636 www.acmeconcretepaving.com www.admmilling.co.uk CONCRETE CONTRACTORS FOOD MANUFACTURING AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS Acme Machine Works Don McManus, Vice President, Sales Advantage Funeral & Cremation Services South Hill 1220 N Bradley Rd Spokane WA 99212 Vikki Champion, (509) 927-9066 2607 S Southeast Blvd Ste B 115 Spokane WA 99223 www.acmemachineworks.com MACHINE SHOPS FUNERAL AND CREMATION SERVICES AND CEMETERIES ACRAnet, Inc. Aero-Flite Inc. Nicholas M. Warrick, President Mike Lynn, President 521 W Maxwell Ave Spokane WA 99201 8520 W Electric Ave Spokane WA 99224 (509) 324-1249 (509) 747-6001 www.acranet.com www.aerofliteinc.com CREDIT BUREAUS AND REPORTING AGENCIES AERIAL FIRE SUPPRESSION SERVICES EMPLOYEE SCREENING AND INVESTIGATIONS Aerospace Joint Apprenticeship Committee ActionCOACH Business and Executive Coaching Kevin Quinn, Program Representative Ted Schmidt, Owner 2110 N Fancher Way Spokane WA 99212 104 S Freya St, Ste 314 Orange Flag Bldg Spokane WA 99202 (509) 533-8299 (509) 455-5053 www.ajactraining.org www.actioncoach.com/tedschmidt WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT CONSULTING - BUSINESS COLLEGES, UNIVERSITIES AND PROFESSIONAL SCHOOLS Adams & Clark, Inc. Aerotek Dan Clark, President Sumalee Bloxham, Recruiter 1720 W 4th Ave Spokane WA 99201 13224 E Mansfield Ave Spokane Valley WA 99216 (509) 747-4600 (509) 570-1020 www.adamsandclark.com www.aerotek.com ENGINEERING SERVICES EMPLOYMENT PLACEMENT AGENCIES Adams Tractor of Spokane Aging & Long Term Care of Eastern Washington Ryan Blodgett, Store Manager Lynn Kimball, Executive Director 1602 E Trent Ave Spokane WA 99202 1222 N Post St Spokane WA 99201 (509) 535-1708 (509) 458-2509 www.adamstractor.com www.altcew.org FARM AND COMMERCIAL EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES SERVICES FOR THE ELDERLY AND/OR PERSONS WITH SPECIAL NEEDS AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS GOVERNMENT AGENCIES BUILDING EQUIPMENT AND OTHER MACHINERY TRACTORS AND FARM MACHINERY AGP Wealth Advisors Nick Albertini, Financial Advisor 620 N Argonne Rd, Ste B Spokane WA 99212 (509) 777-0803 www.agpwealthadvisors.com FINANCIAL PLANNING AND INVESTMENT Wednesday, September 05, 2018 Page 2 of 77 ~ A ~ ~ A ~ A-L Compressed Gases Alliant Securities Inc. Shan Bush, President Sally Mann, Financial Operations Principal 4230 E Trent Spokane WA 99202 695 N Legacy Ridge Dr, Ste 300 Liberty Lake WA 99019 (509) 534-1595 (509) 747-9144 www.a-lcompressedgases.com www.alliantsecurities.com WELDING SERVICES FINANCIAL PLANNING AND INVESTMENT AGRICULTURE-RELATED SERVICES SAFETY EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES Allied Envelope Co. David Pierce, Sales Representative Alaska Air 1515 W College Ave Spokane WA 99201 Wesley Cox, Recruiting Sourcer (509) 328-9800 9000 W Airport Dr, Ste 313 Spokane WA 99224 www.allied-envelope.com (206) 392-0157 PRINTING SERVICES http://www.alaskaair.com/Destinations/CityGuides.aspx?city=geg&CID= AIRLINES AllStar Glass Company Jodi Martinez, Vice President Alaska USA Federal Credit Union 11420 E Montgomery Dr Spokane Valley WA 99206 Kayci Holland, Membership Development Officer (509) 536-5022 606 Oakesdale Ave SW Ste 201 Renton WA 98057 allstarglasscompany.com (206) 727-4280 GLASS SERVICES www.alaskausa.org CONTRACTORS - SPECIAL TRADE CREDIT UNIONS BANKS AND FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS Allwest Testing & Engineering Andy Eliason, PE Alderwood Landscape Design 3005 N Industrial Park 5th Street Spokane Valley WA 99216 Nicole Aguado, Sales & Marketing Office Assiantant (509) 534-4411 9708 N Nevada St #204 Spokane WA 99218 www.allwesttesting.com (509) 467-8298 ENGINEERING SERVICES www.alderwoodlandscaping.com CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS TESTING LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTURAL SERVICES CONSULTING - ENVIRONMENTAL ARCHITECTURAL SERVICES CONTRACTORS & BUILDERS, GENERAL ALSC Architects, PS LANDSCAPING SERVICES Rustin Hall, President, Principal 203 N Washington St, Ste 400 Spokane WA 99201 All Lines Insurance Inc (509) 838-8568 Dexter Phillips, President www.alscarchitects.com 616 E 3rd Ave Spokane WA 99202 ARCHITECTURAL SERVICES (509) 624-5110 CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT www.alllinesinc.com INSURANCE AGENCIES AND BROKERAGES ALSCO / American Linen Joey Kink, General Manager Allemandi Construction Inc. 1923 N Water Works Spokane WA 99212 Jill Allemandi, President (509) 534-2693 (509) 662-3529 www.alsco.com www.allemandiconstruction.com LINEN SUPPLY UNIFORMS - SUPPLY AND CLEANING Alliance Machine Systems International, LLC Altek, Inc. Mark Duchesne, President & CEO Michael Marzetta, President 5303 E Desmet Ave Spokane WA 99212 22819 E Appleway Ave Liberty Lake WA 99019 (509) 535-0356 (509) 924-3731 www.alliancellc.net www.altek-inc.com MANUFACTURING MACHINE SHOPS MACHINERY MANUFACTURING PLASTICS MATERIAL AND RESIN MANUFACTURING Alliant Insurance Services John Moloney, President 818 W Riverside Ave, Ste 800 Spokane WA 99201-2559 (509) 325-3024 www.moloneyoneill.com INSURANCE AGENCIES AND BROKERAGES Wednesday, September 05, 2018 Page 3 of 77 ~ A ~ ~ A ~ Alzheimer's Association - Washington State Chapter Angus Brands, Angus Meats, Inc. Bold Eats Joel Loiacono, Executive Director Tom Stachecki, CEO 1403 S Grand Blvd, Ste 202-S Spokane WA 99203 2810 N Hogan Spokane WA 99207 (509) 456-0456 (509) 482-7033 www.alzwa.org www.angusmeats.com NON-PROFIT FOOD MANUFACTURING HEALTH CARE FOOD SERVICES & DISTRIBUTION SERVICES FOR THE ELDERLY AND/OR PERSONS WITH SPECIAL NEEDS SOCIAL SERVICES Anthony's Restaurant Andrew Miller, General Manager American Cancer Society 510 N Lincoln Spokane WA 99201 Jenna Berlin, Community Development Manager (509) 328-9009 920 N Washington St, Ste 200 Spokane WA 99201 www.anthonys.com (509) 455-4351 RESTAURANTS AND LOUNGES www.cancer.org BANQUET AND MEETING FACILITY RENTAL NON-PROFIT Applied Sciences Laboratory, Institute for Shock Physics American Exploration & Mining Association Craig Abbs, Budget Finance Manager Laura E. Skaer, Executive Director PO Box 1495 Spokane WA 99210 10 N Post St, Ste 305 Spokane WA 99201-0705 (509) 358-7700 (509) 624-1158 www.asl.wsu.edu www.miningamerica.org RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT MINING AND QUARRYING Arbor Crest Wine Cellars American Heart Association Jim van Loben Sels, Co-General Mgr. Ted Duncan, Executive Director 4705 N Fruithill Rd Spokane WA 99217 140 S Arthur St, Ste 610 Spokane WA 99202 (509) 927-9463 (509) 536-1500 www.arborcrest.com www.americanheart.org WINERIES NON-PROFIT Arby's American Ironworks & Erectors D.G. McGann, President Jim Andrews, President 201 W North River Dr, Ste 360 Spokane WA 99201 PO Box 13248 Spokane Valley WA 99213 (509) 325-6833 (509) 467-7733 www.arbys.com www.americaniw.com RESTAURANTS AND LOUNGES CONTRACTORS & BUILDERS, GENERAL Archbright American Medical Response (AMR) Krisann Hatch, Regional Manager, HR Solutions Paul Priest,
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