Rebecca Palmer
Rebecca Palmer has accepted the position of special sections editor with the Idaho Business Review.
A story on its website states, “She brings a strong background in business journalism and marketing to the role, which is responsible for a variety of special publications and programs for IBR, including CEO of Influence, Welcome to Boise, Accomplished Under 40, Idaho Heartland Living, Women of the Year and Icon.
“‘I have been helping startups with marketing and strategy in Utah over the last few years, and I am thrilled to get back to my roots in journalism,’ Palmer said. ‘I am excited to get to know Boise and start telling stories about the wonderful things happening here.’
“Palmer graduated from Weber State University in Ogden in 2010 and has worked for publications including the Deseret News, Utah Business Magazine and the Ogden Standard-Examiner. Before moving into marketing in 2013, she was editor-in-chief of the Davis Clipper in Bountiful, Utah.
“Most recently, she worked in communications for RevRoad, LLC, a venture services company in Provo, Utah.”
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