Idaho Impressions, Inc. - Lewiston

Beverly Endebrock owns Idaho Impressions, Inc. in Lewiston. Her continual drive for expansion and her entrepreneurial spirit drove her to purchase a 72UVR DisplayMaker, a specialized printing device. This $100,000 investment in her business gave her increased capabilities and an increased capacity not yet fully realized.

Before she purchased the equipment, local businesses that needed certain specialized printing had to look to providers in Spokane, Washington. By purchasing the new hardware, not only is Endebrock keeping local dollars local, she has also hired a new employee to market the new capabilities her company has to offer.

Endebrock believes there is a large market for the new services Idaho Impressions provides and she is working to make local businesses aware of the new capabilities. The 72UVR DisplayMaker allows for a significant increase in production output and quality, as well as the opportunity to print on new materials. Idaho Impressions is just beginning to understand the economic impact the 72UVR DisplayMaker is going to have on its business.

The 72UVR DisplayMaker is made for high volume production and has prompted Endebrock to look for new markets, including government contracts. The Idaho Small Business Development Center in Lewiston has utilized its regional Procurement Technical Assistance Center (PTAC) to assist Endebrock in registering with Central Contracting Registration (CCR) and is currently working to get Idaho Impressions on the General Services Administration (GSA) list.

With a winning team and the resources available through the Idaho SBDC, Idaho Impressions is starting 2007 with a vision of expanding sales and entering new markets.

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