But we're facing those challenges. Our Chamber of Commerce has worked closely with the financial institutions and the investors in our region, and they're building a venture capital system to get that done. I think once you've established yourself, those who do the research have looked at us and recognized what we've done. Forbes magazine, for example, said we're in the top five places in the United States to start a business and own a business. The other important part is quality of life.
People move their companies here if the opportunity for good education is here.
But, just as importantly, they also look at the quality of life. Idaho is a great place for those opportunities. We, as a community, are supporting our own internal efforts to make sure we have open space and parks and clean air. Companies, while they're reviewing our infrastructure and our educational system, also review our priorities in life. We think we have a good balance here.